2026-01-21 07:20:41

#2026年BTC价格展望 The recent market movements have been quite significant. Behind the trends of major cryptocurrencies like $BTC, $ETH, and $BNB, there are actually major regulatory adjustments taking place.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has recently been under pressure due to staffing shortages. NS3's report indicates that discussions around the Crypto Market Structure Act are still ongoing, but market expectations are somewhat mixed. Meanwhile, several crypto projects have exposed governance vulnerabilities, insufficient wallet privacy protections, and even new types of attacks. The entire blockchain ecosystem is undergoing dramatic changes.

On the other hand, Hong Kong's actions are worth noting — the government plans to issue stablecoin licenses in the second half of this year, indicating that the global crypto industry regulatory framework is gradually improving. From the controversy over U.S. legislation to Hong Kong's policy advancements, a more standardized and institutionalized crypto market landscape is taking shape.

BTC2,33%

ETH2,86%

BNB0,1%

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WenMoon42

· 15h ago

To be honest, the CFTC is short-staffed and still arguing, I'm worried that decisions will be delayed until the Year of the Monkey and Horse. Hong Kong is reliable; the stablecoin license will be issued within the year, which is quite interesting. Wallet security issues need to be taken seriously; these projects are too careless. In the short term, mainstream coins still depend on US policy trends; it's too uncertain. This round of reshuffling has eliminated many trash projects, which is good; the ecosystem can finally be clean and refreshing.

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NFTFreezer

· 16h ago

With all these regulatory twists and turns, it feels like the crypto world has never been at peace... The CFTC is short-staffed and still has so many things to handle, while on the US side they are dragging their feet, and Hong Kong is pushing things quickly. It really seems like one side just wants to suppress while the other tries to seize the opportunity to rise. We still need to be cautious of these governance loopholes. If wallet privacy can't even be protected, what's the point of playing? It feels like the risks outweigh the opportunities.

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OldLeekMaster

· 16h ago

Damn, is CFTC short-staffed? The regulatory gap might actually be an opportunity for the crypto world. Hong Kong issuing stablecoin licenses? Are you serious? This is indeed a turning point. Attack methods have upgraded again... gotta keep a close eye on your wallets. Normalization is coming, retail investors' days are about to get even harder. Will BTC really break $100,000 by 2026? No one can say for sure right now. A完善监管框架 = more formalized profit-taking? While the US is still bickering, Hong Kong has already started its布局, the gap is huge.

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ProofOfNothing

· 16h ago

Hong Kong issuing a stablecoin license seems much more reliable than the US just talking big haha With the CFTC short-staffed and having to oversee such a huge scope, no wonder the market expectations are all over the place. Anyway, I can't figure out what will happen next. But wallet security vulnerabilities definitely need attention. New types of attacks are emerging? We need to be very cautious. The recent fluctuations in mainstream coins seem to reflect regulatory expectations swinging back and forth. The game of copying and mimicking will probably continue for a few more years. Standardization is one thing, but retail investors still get cut when they should, and that hasn't changed.

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