Recently, industry expectations for the crypto market have been quite optimistic. Some believe that a super cycle is imminent, but honestly, everyone has their moments of misjudgment. The main confidence behind this judgment comes from an important signal— the US SEC has removed cryptocurrencies from the priority risk list for 2026. This is a significant positive for the entire industry, indicating a shift in regulatory attitude. But does this necessarily mean that a bull market is about to start? Still, it's a question mark. Market cycles involve many variables; policy support is just one part. Whether this can truly translate into investment enthusiasm in the future depends on actual market performance.
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pumpamentalist
· 12h ago
The SEC removing names from the list can trigger a super cycle? Bro, your imagination is way too rich, haha.
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FlashLoanLord
· 19h ago
The SEC's move is indeed interesting, but to be honest, removing the risk list doesn't necessarily mean it's about to take off. Watching these institutions one by one bullish, I just laugh😏
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EthMaximalist
· 19h ago
The SEC's move to delete this actually has some substance, but I see too many people mistaking good news for certainty, which is dangerous. Policies are just paper games; what really counts is when the real money enters the market.
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FlippedSignal
· 19h ago
This move by the SEC indeed gave the market a strong boost, but don't be fooled. Turning good news into a trend still depends on whether the market accepts it.
Recently, industry expectations for the crypto market have been quite optimistic. Some believe that a super cycle is imminent, but honestly, everyone has their moments of misjudgment. The main confidence behind this judgment comes from an important signal— the US SEC has removed cryptocurrencies from the priority risk list for 2026. This is a significant positive for the entire industry, indicating a shift in regulatory attitude. But does this necessarily mean that a bull market is about to start? Still, it's a question mark. Market cycles involve many variables; policy support is just one part. Whether this can truly translate into investment enthusiasm in the future depends on actual market performance.