This year seems to be a comprehensive victory for encryption, but in reality? It's just a performance co-opted by both power and capital.
Think about those iconic events: political players entering the arena, favorable policies emerging, institutional funds pouring in... On the surface, it looks glamorous, but what’s beneath? Encryption is transitioning from a "disruptive tool" to a "systemic tool". The entry of 401k retirement funds is not a good thing—it means treating encryption as a new derivative for Wall Street to exploit. Bitcoin surging to $120,000? Frankly, it’s just an "occupation" by the old financial system through compliant channels.
The most heartbreaking truth is here: every "good news" we cheer for is tying encryption with a thicker rope. The epic liquidation in October was the old system flexing its muscles—showing you who the real power holders are. The so-called "regulatory friendly"? It's not a gift, but rather for better management and taxation.
Don't be blinded by the "compliance bull market." The essence of encryption is independence, unrestrained by a single authority. In the midst of the frenzy, savvy retail investors should keep some bullets for those innovative projects that are truly exploring a "permissionless" future.
The rebels began to cheer at the moment of coronation; is this the prologue of a new dynasty or just a re-skinned old game? Whether you are a bystander or placing your bets, you should have a clear understanding.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 2025-12-26 11:10
It's quite heartfelt, but I think this is just the process of game theory. The system wants to control, we want to win, anyway, we all have to play the game. The key is not to put all the chips in.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 2025-12-26 04:57
Hmm... That's right, technically MACD has already formed a death cross, which is a warning sign.
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I told you, I watched the entire October liquidation wave, the head and shoulders top pattern was as obvious as it could be.
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People addicted to bottom fishing at high levels are probably crying now, they have no concept of stop-loss levels.
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Regulatory bull market? Ha, it's just a new excuse to treat us as cash cows.
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The bearish signals are so clear, and some people are still chasing the high? Do they understand market cycles, everyone?
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When I entered the 401k, I knew it was time to reduce my position. This is a sign of a historical high, but I still couldn't resist...
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They call it a friendly regulatory environment, but in harsh terms, it's just tying you up. I ask, whose stop-loss level hasn't been set yet?
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Emotional indicators are off the charts, friends. At this point, you should be out of the market waiting for opportunities, but I’m still talking about it on paper.
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rug_connoisseur
· 2025-12-25 23:33
The house sale has already started, this is the final signal... Are you really not afraid?
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BasementAlchemist
· 2025-12-23 11:56
Talking really tough... but that part about the 401k hit me, I really feel like I’ve been co-opted.
#数字资产市场洞察 "encryption irony drama" in 2025
This year seems to be a comprehensive victory for encryption, but in reality? It's just a performance co-opted by both power and capital.
Think about those iconic events: political players entering the arena, favorable policies emerging, institutional funds pouring in... On the surface, it looks glamorous, but what’s beneath? Encryption is transitioning from a "disruptive tool" to a "systemic tool". The entry of 401k retirement funds is not a good thing—it means treating encryption as a new derivative for Wall Street to exploit. Bitcoin surging to $120,000? Frankly, it’s just an "occupation" by the old financial system through compliant channels.
The most heartbreaking truth is here: every "good news" we cheer for is tying encryption with a thicker rope. The epic liquidation in October was the old system flexing its muscles—showing you who the real power holders are. The so-called "regulatory friendly"? It's not a gift, but rather for better management and taxation.
Don't be blinded by the "compliance bull market." The essence of encryption is independence, unrestrained by a single authority. In the midst of the frenzy, savvy retail investors should keep some bullets for those innovative projects that are truly exploring a "permissionless" future.
The rebels began to cheer at the moment of coronation; is this the prologue of a new dynasty or just a re-skinned old game? Whether you are a bystander or placing your bets, you should have a clear understanding.