2026-01-16 04:31:46

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Regulation "Reversal"

Initially thought it was a positive development, but after implementation, it turns out—it's a bigger problem.

Stablecoins are not allowed to earn yields, only to run promotions to attract users? Basically, it's about helping banks plug loopholes. Tokenized stocks and assets on the chain? The threshold is so high it’s almost unreachable, and the dream of tokenizing everything is shattered. The regulatory grip on DeFi is tightening more and more, and the original intention of decentralization is about to be lost.

Industry insiders openly say: Compared to doing nothing, such a bill is worse—better no rules at all than bad rules. The Senate's vote has been delayed, and the market immediately dropped upon hearing this news, with related sectors falling 6-8%.

It seems that rules have become a protective umbrella for traditional finance. The dialogue between TradFi and Crypto is just beginning to heat up.

$BTC $ETH $SOL are all watching to see how this drama unfolds.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 01-17 14:52

Coming with the same trick again? Good news turns into bad news. Just like stock trading, the套路 is deep. Once Rule One is out, it's all traps. Instead of this, it's better to just let it be. The way the bank supports the market is really slick. Our money is just being managed away like this. When the Senate delays, the market turns green. Laugh out loud, this is the market's honesty. Bad rules are even more disgusting than no rules at all, really.

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 01-16 05:34

It's another reverse positive, honestly I'm speechless. Bad rules are really worse than no rules at all. Just look at that Senate vote to know, they directly dumped the market by 6-8%. Stablecoins with no yield, and the on-chain asset threshold is sky-high... This isn't regulation, it's just helping traditional finance suppress competitors. Under this combined attack from TradFi, what’s left of DeFi?

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 01-16 04:59

Oh no, bad news is coming fast and fierce. This rule makes it even more uncomfortable than a bear market Regulation, to put it simply, is just a way to block traditional finance. Are we benefiting? Laughable, we're actually getting trapped even deeper How can DeFi still be played? The threshold is as high as Mars, and the dream of everything going on-chain is just gone Rather than that, it's better to ignore everything. It's really annoying

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-16 04:58

This is what they call a "friendly" bill, it cracks me up. It directly kills DeFi.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-16 04:55

Here we go again with this set? Stablecoin card yields, asset on-chain thresholds—basically, it's to block TradFi. This rule is even more disgusting than having no rules at all; a 6-8% market drop says it all.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 01-16 04:52

Feeling like I'm being liquidated again and again... As soon as this rule came out, my replenishment plan was completely wiped out, and all risk control points were compromised.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-16 04:49

Another good show, regulation is just here to spoil the fun Bad rules are really worse than no rules. I'm truly impressed by the Senate's move this time Stablecoins locked in yield, DeFi also tightly controlled, TradFi protecting its own, this routine is well understood A 6-8% decline, the market's most honest

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GasGuru

· 01-16 04:42

It's just false good news, a trap that kills people. Once regulation comes into play, DeFi is directly suppressed, and we're still talking about everything going on the chain—what a joke. This bill is even worse than having no bill at all; I can't understand what the Senate is thinking. The sector dropped by 6-8%, and the market simply doesn't buy it. To put it plainly, traditional finance is scared and uses rules to protect itself. We've been treated like fools. This show is far from over; the struggle between TradFi and Crypto is just beginning to heat up. Hold your coins and watch.

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GovernancePretender

· 01-16 04:41

It's the same old trick, a monopoly under the guise of regulation. Bad rules are indeed worse than no rules at all, and this time they finally said it. Wait, stablecoins still need regulation? Then just shut them all down.

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