2026-01-06 07:40:10

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Price fluctuations are not the only signal of a bull market

Many people are still watching candlestick charts, but true players are already shifting their focus to the regulatory level.

The legislative framework for crypto assets in the US is being reshaped, which is likely to trigger a large influx of institutional funds by 2026. Why is this so critical? Three changes are happening simultaneously:

**First**, the Trump administration is pushing for regulatory framework adjustments — policy directions are becoming more predictable. Institutional investors fear uncertainty the most, and this is gradually being eliminated.

**Second**, the leadership of the SEC is undergoing a transition. For traditional finance, this could mean new definitions of the rules of the game.

**Finally**, Wall Street has already started placing bets. Major institutions like Goldman Sachs are clearly optimistic about tokenized assets, DeFi ecosystems, and stablecoins, believing that the new legal framework will bring structural growth opportunities.

Changes in market structure often have a greater impact on future trends than price increases.

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MissingSats

· 01-09 07:22

Wake up everyone, rule-based gaming is the main course, and the candlestick chart is just the bread before the meal. The ones truly confident are betting on the legal framework. Wall Street's recent moves are not to be taken lightly. The SEC replacing personnel... is indeed worth pondering.

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BearMarketLightning

· 01-09 05:23

The key word is just two characters—framework. You will never make big money by just looking at the candlestick charts, really. Once Wall Street's people move, retail investors should see clearly—this is the main trend. Once policy expectations become clear, the institutional flood... hmm, better keep an eye on it. Compared to price fluctuations, I care more about SEC personnel changes—that's the hidden signal. The story of 2026, we need to figure it out now. Tokenization + DeFi + Stablecoins, Goldman Sachs' three-pronged approach, worth pondering. Wait, is uncertainty really disappearing? Or is it just changing form? During the framework reconstruction, the biggest test is mental resilience; price volatility becomes a distraction. Retail investors are still trying to buy low and sell high, unaware that the rule layer is the line between life and death.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 01-09 04:49

Yes, changes at the rule level are indeed easy to overlook, and most people are still debating a few points of rise and fall. Wall Street has really started to take it seriously, otherwise they wouldn't be deploying in these three tracks simultaneously. The SEC changing its leadership is actually the key; the previous model was long overdue for an update. 2026 should be very lively, and the pace of institutional entry might exceed expectations.

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Layer2Observer

· 01-08 04:13

Regulatory expectations influence the direction more than the actual gains; logically, there's nothing wrong with that... It's just a matter of whether it can truly be implemented later on. Currently, most of it remains a story on paper.

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BlockchainFoodie

· 01-06 08:08

ngl, this regulatory kitchen is getting a recipe we've been waiting for... when the rules shift from blurry to verifiable, it's like finally getting proof-of-freshness on your supply chain lol

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-06 08:05

Really, the change in rules is more frightening than the rise and fall itself... As soon as Goldman Sachs and these guys act quickly, institutional funds can't be stopped at all.

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StealthDeployer

· 01-06 07:55

Damn, finally someone explained it clearly. The retail investors who watch the K-line every day are still chasing highs and selling lows there. The real issues are at the policy level; as soon as the rules change, everything changes.

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-06 07:41

Really, regulatory expectations are much more important than price fluctuations. Now I finally understand. --- I'm relieved that Wall Street is betting on these three tracks; institutional entry is the real signal. --- Wait, does Goldman Sachs really have such a bullish outlook on DeFi? Need to check the source again. --- 2026? I can't wait that long; I'm already fully invested haha. --- The change in SEC leadership has been rumored since last year. Why only now? The market has already reacted. --- The rules are the real battleground; retail traders focusing on K-line charts should wake up. --- I haven't really figured out the tokenization of assets. Can someone explain the logic? --- They sound nice, but in the end, it all depends on who can bottom fish the hardest.

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