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#加密货币监管政策 The recent regulatory turnaround has truly given the market a strong boost. Seeing Graygate submit a Bittensor ETF application to the US SEC, along with a series of events such as Vanguard overturning the crypto ban last year and the CFTC approving spot ETFs, all signal the same message: the traditional financial system is gradually opening its doors. However, the current situation is a bit interesting—an optimistic attitude among institutions contrasts with retail investors' caution. Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $348 million by the end of the year, and no Ethereum fund has turned positive, indicating retail investors are still on the sidelines. But this could be the best accumulation opportunity. I saw analysts point out that previous regulatory uncertainties may have suppressed Bitcoin's potential value by 50%. Now that policies are clearer, coupled with expectations of the Federal Reserve releasing liquidity, the monetary environment in 2026 could become more flexible. While there might be short-term fluctuations between $80,000 and $140,000, the long-term story is far from over. What excites me the most is the implication behind this trend—moving from regulatory suppression to gradual recognition. This is not just about price fluctuations but the entire ecosystem transitioning from marginalization to mainstream acceptance. Every new ETF application approval is a step closer to decentralized finance.