2026-01-15 13:37:18

Do you remember? During the period from 2023 to 2024, every time the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs was delayed, BTC would instead experience a rebound. Those seemingly negative news often ended up being the catalyst for market rallies.

Interestingly, when we shift our focus to the altcoin market, the advancement of the Clarity Act becomes particularly crucial. Clarifying the policy framework has a profound impact on the investment confidence of the entire ecosystem. Many overlook this point, but long-term investors have already sensed the logic behind it — the higher the regulatory clarity, the more predictable the market participation and capital flow.

History always repeats itself; we just need to be sharp enough to catch the opportunities hidden behind the data.

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AltcoinHunter

· 8h ago

Haha, speaking of this move, I also misjudged it at the time. The delayed rebound tactic is still being used, but you have to act early; those who followed later were mostly trapped. The altcoin sector was indeed stalled by regulatory clarity issues, but things like the Clarity Act... honestly, they are just giving institutions a reassurance to enter the market. When do retail investors get to predict policies? Usually, it's after the fact. Talking about history repeating itself, I more want to know if there are any hidden opportunities that haven't been completely exploited yet—don't tell me it's just another new coin launching to cut leeks again...

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BTCWaveRider

· 8h ago

Haha, I see through the trick of delayed rebound; it's truly a contrarian indicator. Clear regulation is the key; those still gambling on regulatory uncertainty really need to wake up. There's a lot hidden behind the data; the key is whether you have the vision. Historical cycles, but most people just can't learn. Once the policy framework is clear, capital flows can be predicted instantly; this is the advantage of long-term players. Well said, what seems like bad news is actually good news; I love this contrast. The transparency of regulation directly determines who can get the meat and who can only drink the soup.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 8h ago

Ha, here comes the same "bad news rebound" script again, always so accurate Clear regulations are actually good for speculation? I think this is just the rhetoric of institutions History repeats itself, next time it will probably go the other way

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