2026-01-06 14:15:58

The current US administration has sent a clear signal: to make the United States an undisputed leader in the global digital asset space. What message does this stance convey?

From a policy perspective, this means the US is adjusting its attitude towards the cryptocurrency and Web3 industries. The previous regulatory pressure is shifting towards support and competitive awareness—after all, major global economies are vying for dominance in this emerging industry.

What impact will this have on the market? On one hand, it will attract more institutional capital and innovative projects into the US market; on the other hand, it may also accelerate the development of relevant legal frameworks, paving the way for compliant growth.

The key question is: under such a policy orientation, will the construction speed of the digital asset ecosystem accelerate? From exchange infrastructure, DeFi protocols to Web3 applications, the US is forming a more competitive ecosystem loop. Other regions and platforms need to keep pace or find their own differentiated advantages.

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SelfStaking

· 2h ago

The US's move this time really shows awareness; if you don't keep up with the pace, you'll truly be left behind... However, who trusts the US policy's "support"? Turning around, it's another sharp blow.

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APY_Chaser

· 01-07 13:25

The change in stance is real, but the key is whether it can be implemented effectively.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 01-07 00:34

Laughing to death, they’re starting with the phrase "undoubtedly the leader" again. The last time I heard this was at a project’s funding announcement. --- USA: I want to be the boss. Us: Wow, they’re starting to harvest again. --- Laying the groundwork for compliant development? Bro, this is exactly laying the groundwork. Before you know it, the chives are on the bus. --- Ecosystem closed-loop, differentiated advantages... I’ve heard these words so much my ears are calloused. Basically, it’s just about grabbing territory. --- Institutional capital is pouring in, right? So should my small retail investors sell their houses or their cars? --- As soon as policies shift, everyone follows suit. This move can be called the "policy chasing high" art master. --- USA wants to be the leader, and we retail investors will continue to be "learners."

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-06 14:45

Haha, here comes the cheerleading again. This time, it's different — real money is about to be invested.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 01-06 14:43

The US's move this time is really just being forced. They saw others playing and got anxious, haha.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-06 14:42

Ha, at last... The US must be getting desperate. --- This move means: we’re joining the game too. --- Institutional capital is moving in response, but the real winners are those projects that have been fully built up from the start. --- Improving the compliance framework? Just wait, it’s always three steps behind. --- A closed-loop ecosystem sounds good, but does that mean there’s no opportunity elsewhere? --- Basically, it’s still great power competition; blockchain has become a new track. --- If this move by the US really materializes, what will developers in other regions do... --- Let’s wait and see. When policy winds shift, many projects will migrate again. --- That said, the groundwork has already been laid deep enough; it’s a bit late to make a statement now.

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NFTRegretter

· 01-06 14:39

Really? Has the US shifted its stance? They were just cracking down fiercely before, and now they're talking about leadership... This seems like following the trend and blowing in the wind. Let's see how long they can hold on.

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