The Trump administration just launched the "Freedom Means Affordable Cars" policy—directly slashing the 2031 fuel efficiency standard from strict requirements down to 34.5 mpg. The Department of Transportation and the White House jointly announced that this could save American families about $1,000 on new car purchases, totaling $109 billion in savings over the next five years.
Sounds great? The cost of traditional gasoline cars has indeed come down, but the price is that new energy subsidies are gone and emission controls have been loosened. Trump’s argument is to revitalize domestic manufacturing and lower commuting costs for ordinary people. Automakers and some state governments are cheering, but environmental groups are furious—carbon emissions are bound to surge, and green industries could be dragged down.
The market is always the most sensitive. Related topics instantly shot up to the top of social media trends, auto stocks and oil & gas sectors rallied in response, and traditional manufacturing benefited as well. On the flip side, new energy and green concept assets experienced sharp volatility, with capital flows being reshuffled.
This policy shift has a significant impact on risk market sentiment. $BTC $ETH $BNB These mainstream coins might follow macro sentiment fluctuations in the short term, as the resurgence of traditional energy vs. setbacks in green transition will trigger a reshuffling of capital flows.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 11h ago
Damn, oil and gas stocks are about to take off, while new energy is going to get rekt again.
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DegenWhisperer
· 17h ago
Oil and gas stocks are surging, while new energy stocks are crashing—this is the power of a shift in policy direction. How can the crypto market not be stirred up by this?
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ZKSherlock
· 17h ago
actually... the underlying trust assumptions here are totally off. everyone's obsessing over the policy optics but nobody's asking *why* capital flows follow these signals in the first place. it's basically a probabilistic proof of market irrationality tbh
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MEVSupportGroup
· 17h ago
Back to cutting the new energy leeks again—funds really react at the slightest sign.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 18h ago
Playing this game again? Energy stocks are taking off, but the crypto market is shaking along with them. In the short term, it looks lively, but in reality, it's just a rotation of hands.
#数字货币市场洞察 The US has made another big move.
The Trump administration just launched the "Freedom Means Affordable Cars" policy—directly slashing the 2031 fuel efficiency standard from strict requirements down to 34.5 mpg. The Department of Transportation and the White House jointly announced that this could save American families about $1,000 on new car purchases, totaling $109 billion in savings over the next five years.
Sounds great? The cost of traditional gasoline cars has indeed come down, but the price is that new energy subsidies are gone and emission controls have been loosened. Trump’s argument is to revitalize domestic manufacturing and lower commuting costs for ordinary people. Automakers and some state governments are cheering, but environmental groups are furious—carbon emissions are bound to surge, and green industries could be dragged down.
The market is always the most sensitive. Related topics instantly shot up to the top of social media trends, auto stocks and oil & gas sectors rallied in response, and traditional manufacturing benefited as well. On the flip side, new energy and green concept assets experienced sharp volatility, with capital flows being reshuffled.
This policy shift has a significant impact on risk market sentiment. $BTC $ETH $BNB These mainstream coins might follow macro sentiment fluctuations in the short term, as the resurgence of traditional energy vs. setbacks in green transition will trigger a reshuffling of capital flows.