2026-01-08 17:30:16

Despite policy shifts, the clean energy sector keeps attracting serious capital. U.S. investors and businesses are sitting on massive commercial opportunities that are simply too valuable to walk away from. Whether it's renewable infrastructure, energy innovation, or sustainable finance solutions, the market dynamics remain compelling. The real question isn't whether America will engage with clean energy—it's how quickly investors will move to capture these opportunities before they evolve further.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-11 11:26

Data shows that during the last green energy boom, American investors said the same thing, and what was the result? A bunch of projects were abandoned. Interestingly, I heard the exact same argument in 2017 at the peak of the ICO bubble: "It's too valuable to give up." Objectively speaking, policy directions can reverse at any time, so don't be fooled by statements like "market momentum remains strong." Ironically, as soon as policies shift, capital disperses. Don't cry later for not being warned.

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OPsychology

· 01-09 14:57

Policies change again, but the essence of capital seeking profit remains unchanged. This wave truly shows where the money is flowing, which proves where the real demand lies.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 01-08 18:11

It's truly driven by profit; no matter how many policy risks there are, they can't resist the temptation of money.

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probably_nothing_anon

· 01-08 17:58

I have too much money and don't know where to invest it, so I might as well throw it into Qingneng.

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UnluckyMiner

· 01-08 17:55

No matter how policies change, money still keeps flowing in... It's truly an endless leek field to harvest.