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The latest statement from Federal Reserve Chairman Powell has arrived—banking institutions are officially permitted to engage in cryptocurrency-related businesses. This is not a rumor; it is an officially certified policy shift.

The door to the traditional financial system is opening. What will happen when a capital pool the size of commercial banks enters the crypto market? A surge in liquidity is inevitable. Mainstream assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as solidly built public chain projects, may all become the preferred targets for institutions.

The process of compliance has accelerated. There used to be constant doubts about the legality of cryptocurrencies, but now the regulatory authorities are providing answers through direct actions. The year 2025 may indeed become a watershed moment — a turning point from the fringe market to mainstream finance.

But looking at it calmly: good news does not equal mindless rushing in. The market has always alternated between rising and falling, and after policies are implemented, there may be short-term fluctuations and washouts. If you have spot holdings, don't panic; only projects with real application scenarios and technical barriers can withstand the test of time.

In terms of strategy? Gradually building positions is always more prudent than going all in at once. Focus on infrastructure projects that may collaborate with banks; public chains, payment systems, and custody solutions are all worth paying attention to.

Which bank do you think will be the first to test the waters? JPMorgan Chase or Wells Fargo? Feel free to share your thoughts.

I wish everyone to hold their coins steady and see their account numbers rise. This opportunity is indeed worth serious consideration.
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NightAirdroppervip
· 12-02 07:15
Wow, is this for real? Powell's move this time is quite ruthless. Wait, can the banks really get on board and massively increase Liquidity? It still depends on how things play out later. JPMorgan will definitely be at the forefront, that's just how capital works. The idea of building a position in batches is spot on. I went all in at once, and now I regret it every day. Infrastructure projects are indeed reliable, much better than those scamcoins. Can 2025 really be a turning point? It feels like I hear this claim every year. However, this time does feel a bit different; it's quite interesting.
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FundingMartyrvip
· 12-01 23:40
Wow, Powell is serious this time, the banks are really getting on board. The saying about building a position in batches is so right, don't let FOMO cloud your judgment. JPMorgan should be the first to act, those institutions just love this play. Wait for the whipsaw, this wave is really different. Holding ETH, just waiting to see how the infrastructure blows up.
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0xSleepDeprivedvip
· 11-30 19:50
JPMorgan Chase? Don't be ridiculous, it's definitely those small banks that want to go bankrupt rushing first, while the Large Investors are still observing at this time.
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gas_fee_traumavip
· 11-29 15:21
Can banks get on board and just win easily? Wake up everyone, there are many whipsaw tactics out there. As nice as it sounds, it's still the same saying - if your skills aren't solid, don't mess around. I bet five bucks on JPMorgan, this guy is definitely going in first. Uh, wait a minute, does a shift in policy mean a direct moon in 2025? That's too optimistic, right? I agree with the idea of building a position in batches, but isn't it really too late to get in now? I’m optimistic about the public chain direction, but I just don’t know which one to choose, there are too many pitfalls. Liquidity surging sounds great, but the accompanying fluctuation is even scarier. I don't dare to go all in now, I feel like I'm going to miss something. The entrance of institutions makes me even more nervous; we can't learn their methods of playing people for suckers. Compliance is a good thing, but it also means that risks are magnified, right?
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DegenMcsleeplessvip
· 11-29 15:21
The banks getting on board... to put it nicely, it's favourable information, but to put it bluntly, it's just the start of being played for suckers again. JPMorgan? Those guys have had their eyes on our goods for a long time. Wait, the compliance process? Why do I feel like this is just a pit that the regulators have dug for themselves? Building a position in batches sounds good, but when the market is taking off, who cares about strategies? When FOMO comes, who cares? But seriously, the infrastructure projects are somewhat interesting, just don't know how many can truly stand the test.
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PonziDetectorvip
· 11-29 15:14
Another story about being played for suckers is here. Just connecting to the bank can lead to the sky? Wake up, the whipsaw moment is coming soon.
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ThatsNotARugPullvip
· 11-29 15:12
Powell's recent moves are indeed impressive, but I still want to see how JPMorgan handles this hot potato. The Whipsaw brothers are right, never go all in at once; I've learned this the hard way. Now it's all about institutions entering the market, retail investors need to learn the art of buy the dip. Wait, is this for real? Official verification? I need to check the authenticity of this news. Gradually building a position is indeed stable; it's much more reliable than going all in like a gambling fool. I like the term "2025 watershed"; it feels like something big is coming. However, there are so many public chain projects, and only a handful will survive; choosing the right project is more important than following the trend. I have a good outlook on custody services; what banks care most about is risk management. Brothers holding Spot shouldn't be afraid; in the long run, this is all about paper wealth.
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QuorumVotervip
· 11-29 15:08
I actually don't trust Powell's words regarding banks getting on board... History has taught me that when things sound nice, it's often the most dangerous; the Whipsaw is about to begin. When retail investors rush in, institutions are already dumping, and this time is no exception.
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