2026-01-17 03:25:08

Today, Washington's actions are indeed quite intense. Several messages that flooded the headlines this morning all hint at the same signal.

The White House's stance has softened. The statement that "unnecessary regulation" related to Bitcoin should be cleared up is significant coming from a conservative government. The Chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) responded immediately, publicly declaring the goal of making the U.S. a global crypto asset hub. The President's Office was even more direct, prioritizing the establishment of a "strategic Bitcoin reserve." Coupled with voices from asset management giants like BlackRock, it’s no surprise that Bitcoin could break through $700,000.

This is not just a statement from a single department but a shift in policy, regulation, national strategy, and Wall Street capital together. From the attitude two years ago of "you might have problems" to now "welcome to cooperate," the SEC's tone has indeed changed. It indicates that the rules of the game are being rewritten.

The market has never lacked technical analysts, but the true driving force has long been written into press conferences. When authorities and big capital simultaneously turn bullish on a sector, the issue isn't whether prices will rise or not, but how big this wave will be and whether you can keep up.

But staying clear-headed is never a bad thing. The stronger the consensus, the more fierce the opposing forces will create volatile swings. However, the overall direction is already clear enough.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 7h ago

Damn Washington, the momentum is getting clearer and clearer that BTC is soaring skyward When policy shifts happen, once power and capital align, there's no turning back Bulls can smash the market but can't shake the overall trend, this time it's really happening Even if you can't get the meat, at least have some soup, everyone The rules have changed, the old ways are outdated 700,000 is not the end point; the question is, are you willing to get on board? Wall Street is buying blindly, I can't help but feel envious This is called consensus; once formed, it's like a train starting and no one can stop it Stay calm, the bigger the volatility, the more people get caught, just don't get shaken out

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rugdoc.eth

· 7h ago

Damn, Washington's coordination this time is quite intense. Policy, regulation, and capital all turning around, this is outrageous. A couple of years ago, they were still saying don't touch it, and now they're directly building reserves? The game rules have indeed been rewritten. But on the other hand, with such a big wave, you have to be careful. The big players love to dump during times of strong consensus. The overall direction is correct; I just worry about follow-the-leader getting cut. This wave is indeed the result of collusion between the authorities and Wall Street, not a victory for retail investors. However, reaching seventy thousand just feels like that, something I anticipated long ago. The key still depends on how Congress reacts later, after all, this matter has a bit of political flavor.

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ser_we_are_early

· 8h ago

Now Washington is really getting serious. The policy shift is so consistent for a reason. $700,000 is not the end; the game rules have been rewritten. Opponents may dump the market, but no one can stop the overall trend. Not everyone can see through this wave, but those who do have already jumped in. The White House softening its stance is much more reliable than reading a candlestick chart. If you're still hesitating now, it's too late, brother. The combination of policy and capital is too powerful.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 8h ago

Stop analyzing here. Just look at the on-chain large fund flows to understand... BlackRock's money has been on the move for a while. Those dormant wallets have recently shown abnormal transaction signals, indicating that insiders have already started acting.

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