#数字资产市场观察 $PIEVERSE Last night's speech really stirred up the entire market.



$BOB When Trump stood at the White House and said—

$NAORIS "The US must be number one globally in AI and crypto"—the market instantly stopped pretending.

BTC shot up from $83,000 to $91,000 in one go, and major coins like ETH, SOL, and XRP all took off. Some sectors surged over 10% in a single day, and the total market cap ballooned by nearly $300 billion in just a few hours. Calling this a violent recovery is no exaggeration.

A few points worth noting:

Rumor has it that pro-crypto Kevin Hassett might take over the Fed, which means monetary policy could continue to loosen.

Regulatory attitude has done a 180, directly labeling crypto as "an ally of the dollar"—the industry environment is most likely about to change drastically.

There's also a "newborn account plan," where every American newborn would get a $1,000 investment allowance—if this really happens, it'll make it even easier for institutional funds like pension funds and ETFs to enter the market.

Sounds fantastic, right? But don't forget a fundamental rule:

Policy hype boosts sentiment, retail rushes in fast, but the big players exit even faster.

Remember how loudly they shouted about the "strategic Bitcoin reserve"? But real progress was as slow as a snail. It'll be the same this time; let's see what actually happens next.

To put it bluntly, the crypto community worked hard during his campaign, and now it's "payback time." Politics and business scratching each other's backs—same old story.

To sum it up:

The good news is real, but that doesn't mean you should FOMO in blindly. Enjoy the rally if you want, but buying at the top makes no sense.

That's how the market is—

When news hits, it's easy to get caught up in the hype, but real profits come from actual moves.

Stay calm, wait for a pullback, and then consider entering—it's not too late.
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GasFeeCrybabyvip
· 4h ago
Here we go again? Last time there was all that talk about strategic reserves, but what now? Moving at a snail’s pace—I really can’t trust it. --- That 91,000 pump was exciting, sure, but the whales cashed out at the top long ago. Retail investors are left holding the bag. --- Kevin Hassett taking over the Fed? Sounds nice, but look at whether all those “iron rules” were ever enforced before—it was all just empty promises. --- A $1,000 account for every newborn? That’s some wild imagination. Let’s wait until institutional money really comes in—right now it’s all just stories. --- I just want to know when there’s actually going to be some real action this time. Don’t give us another script where nothing happens for three years. --- I get that enjoying the bull run is fun, but buying at the top? That’s just naive. Wait for the pullback to see what’s real.
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NFT_Therapyvip
· 12h ago
We've seen too many empty promises before. Whether this can actually be implemented this time remains to be seen.
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WinterWarmthCatvip
· 12-03 04:31
No matter how tempting the promises are, we still have to see if they actually get implemented. Why are retail investors always the last ones holding the bag? Hold steady, don’t rush in—wait for the pullback. Last time the “strategic reserve” was hyped up so much, and what happened? Good news is good news, but how many times have we seen this playbook? The big players have already exited, just waiting for retail investors to buy in at the top. Hearing about Kevin taking over the Fed sounds exciting, but actually making it happen is a whole different story. BTC is pumping hard this time, but I’d rather sit back and watch, waiting for a pullback. Before institutional funds enter, it’s ridiculous for retail investors to jump in first. Don’t get swept up in the hype—think calmly. Those who really make money aren’t shouting signals every day.
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NestedFoxvip
· 12-03 04:31
Here we go again with the same old tricks, masters at drawing pie in the sky. Hold on, let's see if Hassett actually takes office. It's too early to say anything now. When retail investors rush in, I run away—no offense to you guys. Is institutional money really coming in? Why does it feel like the same old routine as last time? Who bought at the top when it hit 91,000? I'll be honest, it wasn't me. The real opportunity is during the pullback. Jumping in now is just paying the "IQ tax."
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OnlyUpOnlyvip
· 12-03 04:25
No matter how sweet the promises sound, retail investors are still the ones left holding the bag—big players running first is always the way. I’ve seen this trick too many times; all the nice talk is just a smokescreen. When the market really pulls back, that’s when the real bag holders step in—anyone rushing in now is just setting themselves up to be the last one holding the bag. Kevin Hassett coming on board sounds good, but actually implementing policies is a whole different story. I just want to see how this “newborn account” thing actually gets rolled out—there’s no such thing as a free lunch. I’m envious of BTC hitting 91,000 too, but buying the top once was enough for me. Political-business collusion is definitely old-school, but often the old tricks are the most profitable—the key is timing it right. And wait, what about the whole Bitcoin reserve thing? Why haven’t we heard anything new about that?
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SatoshiNotNakamotovip
· 12-03 04:20
No matter how good the promises sound, nothing beats cash. Let's see if Trump can actually make something happen this time. Where did all those previous promises go? --- 91,000? I just want to ask, are all the buyers now ready to lose 20%? --- I have reservations about that Kevin Hassett thing. Loose policies sound great, but in the end, it all comes down to the inflation numbers. --- The newborn account plan sounds impressive, but real implementation will take at least 5 years. Everyone rushing in now is just holding the bag for those who come later. --- The big players have already exited, only retail investors are cheering now. It's the same playbook as last time with the strategic reserves. --- The rally feels great, but the jump from 8.3 to 9.1 has already been overextended. In hindsight, most people will have bought in at the top. --- Just wait and see—this political-business quid pro quo has been going on forever, but none of the real big moves have ever materialized.
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AirdropHuntressvip
· 12-03 04:07
I've seen too many of these policy promises before. Data shows that whales have been offloading for a while now. Another round of "strategic reserves" talk—will it actually happen this time? History tells us not to trust it. Kevin Hassett taking the position seems bullish on the surface, but who's the capital backing him? Needs some digging. Those chasing at the top are most likely the bag holders. After research and analysis, the risk level for entering now is just too high. BTC at 91,000 feels like the final pump before institutions start unloading. Don't get greedy. The "newborn account plan" sounds nice, but if it's really implemented, it’ll probably take another two years. Institutional funds are coming, but when will they exit? Positive news is still just news—you have to watch wallet movements. That’s where the real truth is. When retail investors are euphoric, that's when whales quietly leave. Happens every time. There’s definitely political-business reciprocity, but how much will be delivered this time? The risk is worth watching. Wait for a pullback—rushing in now is just gambling.
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quietly_stakingvip
· 12-03 04:06
Starting to make empty promises again. What about the promised strategic reserves? Last time they hyped it up like this too. I'll wait for a pullback before making any moves. This time, I'm choosing to sit it out. Kevin Hassett taking over the Fed? Just listen and don't take it too seriously. I really didn't chase BTC at 91,000. Those who bought at the top are probably crying now. Institutional money coming in is real, but retail investors getting dumped on is real too. To put it bluntly, it's just political-business collusion, and we retail investors are just the exit liquidity. I'm just watching to see how fast things actually get implemented. Otherwise, it's just another empty promise.
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