2026-01-02 13:24:44

In the global financial landscape, the US dollar has long held an absolute dominance. However, with the rise of Bitcoin, subtle changes are beginning to emerge.

Who should be most alert to this shift? Still the US dollar. After all, once digital assets shake its reserve currency status, the impact will be profound.

The US government and Wall Street financial institutions control the US dollar. Interestingly, those who once kept their distance from Bitcoin are now quietly changing their attitudes. Institutional investment, strategic reserves, policy support—these former "adversaries" are now embracing Bitcoin.

What does this shift reflect? Perhaps market forces have finally broken through the psychological defenses of traditional finance. The future direction of Bitcoin will ultimately be determined by the choices of market participants. And you are a part of this decision-making process.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 2h ago

These Wall Street folks really can't take a loss. Starting to stockpile Bitcoin now, haha.

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SellLowExpert

· 2h ago

Wall Street folks are really pragmatic. They used to look down on the crypto world, and now it's incredibly profitable. Once institutions enter, the game rules change. Retail investors need to be more cautious. Honestly, it's still about money. The dollar hegemony will eventually loosen. This round, the market truly won. The Federal Reserve and Wall Street are forced to bow. Wait, are they genuinely embracing Bitcoin, or do they want to harvest another wave? The dollar's position is indeed shaking, but is this really good news for retail investors? It sounds great, but in reality, when big institutions enter, small retail investors are more likely to get caught off guard.

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SerumSqueezer

· 2h ago

The folks on Wall Street finally can't sit still anymore, it's really interesting The era of paper money is coming to an end, it feels not far off Honestly, it's still greed; they say they resist but are actually hoarding Europeans are watching the shakeup of the US dollar's position The market will speak, and the institutional shifts are the best proof This is truly a power transfer; why doesn't anyone talk more about this? Bitcoin has really become a hot commodity; the turnaround is too fast We have indeed caught the historic moment in this wave Wall Street's attitude shift shows that they see nothing worth their attention Who said Bitcoin threatens the US dollar? Now they've all become partners

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NullWhisperer

· 2h ago

honestly the "wall street suddenly loves bitcoin" narrative needs a deeper audit... they're not having a change of heart, they're just hedging against something they can't control anymore. that's different. market pressure ≠ ideological shift, but sure keep thinking you're part of some grand revolution lol

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