2026-01-21 18:24:12

Recently, a major announcement was made at the Davos World Economic Forum—U.S. President Trump openly stated that crypto policy has become one of his key priorities. Congress is also pushing for a more comprehensive regulatory framework for the crypto market, with the paperwork process basically in place, and he hopes to finalize and sign it in the near future.

Interestingly, Trump said his support for this matter is not just a political consideration. He emphasized that the U.S. must maintain a leading position in strategic technological fields like crypto and AI—this actually reflects considerations of global competition. In other words, developing the crypto industry has risen to the level of national competitiveness. From this perspective, the pace of policy advancement may be faster than expected.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 11h ago

Policy benefits are coming too strongly, which is a sign of sufficient supply lines. But I still want to remind you—historically, retail investors tend to chase highs after each policy boost. Remember to control your positions and don't let a wave of market movement ruin your trading discipline.

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0xSoulless

· 12h ago

It's another case of the US wanting regulation and national competitiveness... Just listen, it will take several years to actually implement. --- Good news is often followed by bad news. Why does this feel the same as last year's statements? --- Alright, it's still the same old story of cutting leeks in the end, just with a different name. --- Damn, just hearing about the regulatory framework makes me think of the money that was lost when I got scammed. --- Trump only now remembers crypto? Why didn't he do anything earlier? Now he's just talking a lot of nonsense. --- National competitiveness... Ha, it's all just grandiose talk, still wanting a piece of the pie.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-21 18:53

Damn, it's really happening now. Is Trump serious this time or just bluffing again? This time seems different. The government has stepped in, much more reliable than those previous verbal supports. Once the strategic competition narrative came out, crypto is no longer just a financial issue; it has directly become a geopolitical bargaining chip. So what? I'm a bit skeptical whether Congress can pass it quickly; the US side has always been slow. Wait, does this mean mainstream institutions should get involved? But don't be fooled. Having the paperwork in place doesn't mean it's truly signed. Honestly, I see short-term policy benefits, but don't expect a one-step solution.

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 01-21 18:50

Looking forward to this wave, the US is starting to treat cryptocurrency as a national strategy, indicating a major trend. Trump has finally responded; if he doesn't support crypto now, China will leave him behind. Is the regulatory framework really going to be implemented this time? Or is it just talk? At the national level, the push is definitely faster. Get ready to reap policy dividends. The era of compliance has arrived; retail investors need to adapt. In plain terms, it's economic competition—whoever controls crypto holds the future. It has truly become a bargaining chip in the great power game.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-21 18:50

Awesome, it's really happening now. Playing with cryptocurrencies at the national level is no joke. --- Wait, it's Trump again, then policies, then competitiveness—why does this narrative feel so familiar... --- Damn, is it finalized recently? I need to hop on quickly, or I'll regret it again. --- Basically, it's still about fear of being left behind by China. Leadership in crypto has truly become a strategic issue. --- A solid regulatory framework means a large influx of institutions. This wave is truly different.

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NestedFox

· 01-21 18:47

This time it's really coming, the US is treating crypto as a strategic asset. --- NGL, this feels a bit like the AI wave back in the day, anyway, can't let others win. --- Just waiting to see the moment Congress actually signs it, words and actions are often two different things. --- On the strategic competition level, this statement is basically a sense of crisis over dollar hegemony. --- Come on, give us retail investors a signal to top up our positions. --- This pace is indeed different, feeling much more aggressive than expected.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 01-21 18:31

Damn, I finally waited for this moment. The US is no longer pretending and is directly coming clean. Now other countries have to accelerate, or they'll really be left behind. Talking about national competitiveness, you can tell how serious they are—it's not just casual talk. Wait, no, could this regulatory framework end up being just a flash in the pan? I've seen enough; the key is still when the real money will arrive.

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