2026-01-13 03:41:58

Recently, news about the disposal of Venezuelan crypto assets has been quite intense. On second thought, what this reflects is a shift in global policy attitudes towards crypto assets—from outright rejection to gradually incorporating them into government asset management frameworks.

Speaking of policy, this week's vote on the Crypto Clarity Act is a key milestone. Once passed, this bill will send a significant signal to the entire crypto market. Many analysts believe that the bill's approval could catalyze a market sentiment reversal, pushing prices to new highs. Conversely, if the bill is blocked, the market may continue to fluctuate at low levels for some time.

In fact, based on recent policy trends, the United States' attitude towards crypto is indeed undergoing subtle changes. Relevant authorities have increased flexibility in policy formulation and implementation, bringing new expectations to market participants. Of course, all of this still depends on the outcome of this week's vote on the bill—this is the real key to determining the recent market direction.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 3h ago

Wait, Venezuela is treating the coin as an asset... It seems like countries are gradually recognizing it. This week's bill vote was really crucial; otherwise, we'd be stuck in a sideways grind again. The US attitude shift is quite interesting—are they finally starting to take it seriously?

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FOMOmonster

· 01-13 06:25

Honestly, this bill vote is just a gamble, and the gamblers are all waiting for that moment. The situation in Venezuela is actually a signal; the government is finally dropping the act. If it passes this week, I’ll go all in directly, but if not, I’ll just keep eating dirt. The US attitude shift is too sneaky, first leaking information and then legislating; we are just the chopped chives being harvested. Once the voting results come out, it’s not surprising if the coin price rebounds, right now it’s just a game of chips.

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 01-13 04:12

Venezuela's move this time is really clever; the government has started playing with crypto, haha. The bill will be clear this week; whether to go all-in depends on this. Is the US attitude softening? Nice words, but the key is how Congress votes; otherwise, it's all just talk. Should I keep buying the dip at low levels or wait for a rebound? I'm honestly a bit confused.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-13 04:08

If the bill passes this week, I’ll really believe in ghosts. The US has played this trick many times before. --- The story of Venezuela selling coins is, to be honest, a result of being forced. The change in attitude is just like that. --- Stop talking about flexibility; it’s all driven by interests. When the opportunity arises, attitudes change again. --- Low-level oscillation? I suspect it will last longer. Anyway, I’m now lying flat. --- Trusting policies is not as good as trusting your own wallet, haha. --- Every time they talk about key moments, but in the end, it’s just endless tug-of-war. --- Actually, it depends on whether the US will really put in real money; what they say is all empty talk. --- I think whether this bill passes or not doesn’t matter; what really matters is whether institutions continue to buy. --- Venezuela’s move is indeed a bit impressive. Finally, a country dares to take action on crypto. --- Policy attitude has improved, that’s a fact, but whether the coin price can rise is still another matter.

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fomo_fighter

· 01-13 04:06

The Venezuela thing is purely a face-saving project; the real focus is whether the bill can pass this week. Honestly, it's all about the result on Monday—either hit a new high or keep holding on. The softening of the US stance has been evident for a while; it's just missing a catalyst.

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-13 03:54

To be honest, the operations in Venezuela should have started long ago, and the government is beginning to take cryptocurrency seriously. The bill will be clear this week, and at that time, it will be decided whether we charge forward or continue to take a beating. It's true that the US attitude has softened, but don't be too optimistic; a change of attitude can happen faster than flipping a page.

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HodlAndChill

· 01-13 03:45

Wait, Venezuela is starting to play with crypto too? The policies are really shifting. The bill seems a bit uncertain; anyway, I'll just wait to see the results on Monday. The US attitude has indeed loosened quite a bit now, but isn't it just because the political winds have changed?

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