The market has become increasingly unpredictable recently, with macro factors clearly gaining influence.



US crypto regulation is entering a critical phase. The core conflict behind this revolves around the yield issue of stablecoins—there are significant differences in stance between the two parties. A key vote will take place this Thursday (January 15), and the outcome could directly change the direction of crypto regulation.

Here's the situation: if the text submitted late tonight gains approval from the core members of both parties, the probability of passing the vote on Thursday will be high. However, if the two sides cannot reach a consensus on the "yield" issue, the entire bill may be postponed again. Once the bill is shelved, the market will continue to hang in a regulatory vacuum, and everyone's anxiety will only grow.

Additionally, attention should be paid to the upcoming CPI data and tariff policy developments—these factors are also influencing market momentum. A noticeable trend seems to be brewing, and the market may have a clearer direction in the coming days.
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SatoshiHeirvip
· 2h ago
It should be noted that the fundamental disagreement over stablecoin yields essentially reflects the old problem warned by Satoshi Nakamoto in the white paper—power compromises are always the poison of the crypto world. On-chain data shows that these regulatory vacuum periods often trigger the most fierce market volatility. Will history repeat itself? Clearly. --- Laughing again, betting on regulatory votes? I'm more concerned that if the bill is shelved, the technical essence of stablecoins might be politically strangled. That’s the real crisis. --- Macroeconomic upward trend, regulatory vacuum, CPI battles... Listen to me: isn’t this just a process of re-pricing value consensus? When some are anxious, others buy in before dawn. --- Bro, your analysis framework has a problem. Yield divergence? It’s just proxy warfare for power struggles. The Thursday vote is only superficial; the real battle is over the white paper. --- The trend is brewing... Hmm, I’ve believed this a hundred times. Every time it’s "direction is clear," then a black swan comes and ruins everything. --- Alright, it’s "a critical moment" again. Honestly, compared to regulatory votes, I’m more interested in what the big on-chain players are doing right now. That’s the real signal.
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NotFinancialAdvicevip
· 2h ago
Thursday's vote is really the key. If the two parties can't settle the issue of yields, we'll continue to be left hanging. Macro and regulatory pressures are both tightening, we need to keep a close eye on these days. It feels like a change is coming. We need to watch both CPI and tariffs; it's truly nerve-wracking every day. If the bill is shelved, the market will really shake, and regulatory vacuum is the most annoying. The issue of stablecoin yields has been dragging on for so long without a conclusion. The two parties are really just talking past each other. Is a trend coming, or is it just another false alarm... If this wave passes on Thursday, we can consider ourselves alive; otherwise, let's continue to endure.
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TrustlessMaximalistvip
· 2h ago
It's another regulatory tug-of-war. The promised vote on Thursday now seems uncertain. --- Can the stablecoin yield rate really stall both parties? Laughing out loud, that's American politics for you. --- No one wants to feel like they're waiting to die in a regulatory vacuum. Let's just wait for the Thursday results. --- With such chaotic macro conditions, no one is paying attention to technicals anymore. --- If the yield issue can't be resolved, let's just keep it on hold. Anyway, we're used to it. --- CPI, tariffs, and such are the real hands controlling the market; regulatory bills are just the backdrop. --- Is a trend brewing? It looks more like a brewing decline to me, haha. --- It's normal for the two parties to fail to reach consensus. Disagreements are natural in crypto. --- Who dares to make large trades in the days before Thursday's vote? I really don't dare to move. --- Anxiety in the regulatory vacuum—that's the daily life of Web3, everyone.
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OnchainArchaeologistvip
· 2h ago
It's the same old story with stablecoin yields—can the two parties really not settle this... We'll see the true picture after this Thursday's投. I'm really fed up with the regulatory vacuum; every time there's this tug-of-war, the market just endures the agony. The macro factors have played such a big role, which shows that our circle is really becoming more and more tied to the broader market—there's no escaping it. Tariffs + CPI + regulation—after this triple play, it's no wonder the market remains calm... We need to keep a close watch in the coming days. Whether late-night texts can pass is really uncertain; each side wants their own, and after all the fuss, it's still the same old story.
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