#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 The industry is迎来 another critical turning point⚠️

The White House is adjusting its stance on the crypto policy framework, with the trigger pointing directly at a leading compliant platform’s unilateral actions—bypassing government communication and suddenly changing tone, crossing the bottom line of Washington and financial regulation. Internal sources say this shift in attitude has upset the decision-makers, and the core issue is:

👉It does not have the qualification to speak for the entire industry
👉This is a presidential-level battle, not a one-CEO show

**Short-term pain**
If the bill is paused or reevaluated, the market will face soaring policy uncertainty. Progress on compliance is slowed by political tug-of-war, and exchanges and stablecoin projects are turning cautious in their expectations. A deeper signal is—industry must wake up, policies cannot be settled through lobbying a single giant.

**Long-term outlook**
The White House’s tough stance actually proves that crypto legislation is still alive and not completely negated. Demanding renegotiation means there is still room for revision. If a broader industry consensus is eventually reached, the framework could become more solid and sustainable.

**My core view**
This is not suppression, but a delineation of boundaries of power. In the US political system, legislation is always the result of multi-party compromise, not a tool for a single force. The real risk is not the bill itself, but whether the industry can unite—either fighting alone and ultimately being countered, or seriously integrating into the mainstream financial system in a long-term game.

In one sentence: short-term emotional negative sentiment is real, but in the long run, this is paving the way for a "truly implementable regulatory path." Besides watching K-line charts, the market must also learn to read political maps and利益重组.