Better to pause than push through flawed rules. The Senate Banking Committee's latest policy draft is underwhelming for the crypto sector. Market participants were hoping for forward-thinking regulation that could unlock innovation, but what's on the table falls short of creating a genuinely crypto-friendly framework.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 9h ago
Back at it with this set again? The Senate bunch is exactly my reverse indicator textbook. The more they delay, the more I know it's time to bottom fish.
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Pausing is always better than a complete cut. This time, we're not rushing in; we'll wait for them to keep messing around.
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Ha, "forward-thinking," sounds so nice. My five years of experience in getting wiped out tell me that as soon as the policy drops, I should run.
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It's underwhelming again. I'm tired of hearing this word... Anyway, isn't it always going up in the end? Is this time a reverse all-in?
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The rules aren't good, and the market has already reacted in advance. We retail investors just have to look at the opposite side.
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Pause? I actually want to pause, but my account has long been permanently resting.
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As for the Senate's move, I really can't tell if it's a bearish signal or a bottom confirmation. Betting five bucks, it still ends up being "good news is all bad news."
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TradingNightmare
· 9h ago
It's the same old tune again; the regulatory authorities still don't understand what we need.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 10h ago
It's the same old tune again; regulatory authorities just don't understand, and they can't come up with truly crypto-friendly rules.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 10h ago
It's the same old trick again; the regulators just don't want us to have fun.
Better to pause than push through flawed rules. The Senate Banking Committee's latest policy draft is underwhelming for the crypto sector. Market participants were hoping for forward-thinking regulation that could unlock innovation, but what's on the table falls short of creating a genuinely crypto-friendly framework.