#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Last night, a piece of news rippled through the market: former U.S. President communicated via phone with Venezuelan leader Maduro, and they might even arrange a meeting. This seemingly ordinary diplomatic move carries deeper meaning for the encryption world—Venezuela was the first country in the world to launch a oil-backed Digital Money, will this interaction reignite the heated discussion on sovereign Digital Money?
As the topic of sovereign-level digital money resurfaces, ordinary investors need to stay alert. The market often mixes opportunities and traps in such news.
Here are some practical suggestions:
First, do not impulsively chase hot trends with all your funds. The rhythm of policy games and the operations of capital giants are not something retail investors can grasp; blindly following along can easily lead to becoming a victim.
Secondly, pay attention to the trends of stablecoins. During geopolitical tensions, stablecoins within the dollar system may face additional regulatory or liquidity pressures.
Thirdly, hard assets like $BTC are suitable for long-term holding. In an environment of increasing uncertainty, they often serve as a hedge.
This call is not some wealth code, just another reminder: in the encryption market, those who understand the signals are positioning themselves, while those who are just watching the excitement are waiting to be cut.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 11-29 22:40
It's telling stories again. What can a phone call activate? Holding BTC is much more reliable than listening to this news.
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InscriptionGriller
· 11-29 15:20
Ha, another phone call can blow up a bunch of suckers, it's just incredible. That broken oil coin from Venezuela is almost worthless now, and they're bringing it out again for attention? Just don't get played.
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Sovereign coins are just a gimmick, retail investors see the wind and act. The funding scheme behind is laughing.
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You're right, this kind of news is the easiest to step on landmines. Those who went all in chasing the hype are regretting it now, I'm just watching.
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We really need to keep an eye on stablecoins, USDT is under a lot of pressure, and when the liquidity collapses, everyone will be complaining.
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Those who understand the signals have already set the trap, we bystanders are just waiting to catch a falling knife. Holding BTC for the long term won't lose out, it's stable.
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What can a phone call change? The crypto world relies on news to survive, with waves of people getting played, over and over again.
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Smart money is already digging pits over there, those who have to follow the trend are all willingly offering their grain. I'll just hold onto my BTC and sleep.
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BearHugger
· 11-29 07:50
Another phone call can get it going; retail investors really need to wake up.
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WenMoon
· 11-29 07:50
What kind of tricks is Maduro up to again? The oil coin is doomed and he still wants to make a comeback?
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Another group of pros is playing chess, while we retail investors just obediently hodl.
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Sounds nice, but isn’t this just the prelude to being played for suckers? I’ve seen this routine too many times.
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Stablecoin really needs to be monitored closely; this dollar setup will eventually have problems.
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Where are all the people who chased the wind with a Full Position? I just want to ask.
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Bitcoin is still the hardest asset; everything else is just fluff.
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Those who understand the signals are the big capital; we are just suckers, let’s not kid ourselves.
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Diplomatic moves + crypto world hotspots, this combination smells like Cut Loss.
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GweiWatcher
· 11-29 07:47
It's this trap again, sovereign coins, oil, Maduro... Every time geopolitical news comes out, there’s a wave of speculation. Retail investors should just wash up and go to sleep.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 11-29 07:41
Is another phone call going to blow up the market? LOL, I've seen this trick a hundred times in a year.
It's true that chasing hot spots with a Full Position is just sending heads to Large Investors.
Wait, will stablecoins really be under pressure, or is it just creating panic again...
Holding BTC for the long term is indeed the most worry-free option; those who are lazy to watch the market do this.
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BrokenDAO
· 11-29 07:37
It's the same narrative of "geopolitics + sovereign currency" again, I've seen it too many times. Venezuela's oil coin scheme has long collapsed, and now they are trying to reactivate the heat with just a phone call?
The real problem is that any sovereign digital currency scheme essentially falls into the trap of centralization. If you want the state to endorse it, you have to endure the distortion of state incentives. In the end, it's mostly just another form of power rent-seeking.
The moment retail investors follow in, they have already lost. This game has always been controlled by institutions manipulating the information gap.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 11-29 07:36
It's the same old rhetoric again... The hype around sovereign coins is the same old story, while the real Large Investors have long been lying in ambush for BTC.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 11-29 07:23
Here comes the sovereign coin again? Every time such news comes out, someone goes all in, it's really ridiculous.
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Last night, a piece of news rippled through the market: former U.S. President communicated via phone with Venezuelan leader Maduro, and they might even arrange a meeting. This seemingly ordinary diplomatic move carries deeper meaning for the encryption world—Venezuela was the first country in the world to launch a oil-backed Digital Money, will this interaction reignite the heated discussion on sovereign Digital Money?
As the topic of sovereign-level digital money resurfaces, ordinary investors need to stay alert. The market often mixes opportunities and traps in such news.
Here are some practical suggestions:
First, do not impulsively chase hot trends with all your funds. The rhythm of policy games and the operations of capital giants are not something retail investors can grasp; blindly following along can easily lead to becoming a victim.
Secondly, pay attention to the trends of stablecoins. During geopolitical tensions, stablecoins within the dollar system may face additional regulatory or liquidity pressures.
Thirdly, hard assets like $BTC are suitable for long-term holding. In an environment of increasing uncertainty, they often serve as a hedge.
This call is not some wealth code, just another reminder: in the encryption market, those who understand the signals are positioning themselves, while those who are just watching the excitement are waiting to be cut.