#美联储终止新型活动监管#

The Federal Reserve is done, and the innovative players are laughing out loud.
The Federal Reserve has ended its new activity supervision, which is like a parent suddenly announcing "no more checking phones," making kids feel happy in an instant. For banks and financial institutions, this means that exploration projects such as digital assets, tokenized bonds, and on-chain payments can proceed without the "violation cap" weighing them down.
The logic is clear: regulatory costs are high, and innovation changes rapidly; the Federal Reserve no longer has the energy to monitor every detail. The result is that the market gains more operational space. Fintech, Web3, and even AI-driven trading models may seize the opportunity for a wave of rapid growth.
But don’t think this is purely good news. The consequences of freeing oneself often lead to more dramatic developments. The market may experience an explosion of innovation, but once it steps on a landmine, the Federal Reserve will definitely "re-enter the market," and with even greater force.
In summary: this wave is a warm gesture, but it also lays a trap. The market will either seize the dividends and soar or be prepared to receive a "backstab" at any moment.