I almost threw my mouse during the early morning review—the White House’s new tax policy is brutal. They officially announced a plan to cooperate on a global regulatory framework for strict oversight of overseas crypto assets. Still hoping to play games with offshore accounts after 2027? Forget it, there’s no chance.

The craziest part was DOGE’s performance. As soon as the news hit, the price plummeted as fast as the altcoins I got stuck with last year—the 1-hour candlestick chart was too ugly to look at. But just when everyone thought it was over, the MACD suddenly pulled a reversal—a golden cross quietly appeared and jumped above the zero axis to start rallying! I honestly didn’t see that coming. Are institutions fishing, or is there really going to be a reversal? After more than a decade of trading, I’m determined to break it down today. Whether you’re a newbie or a veteran who’s been burned, understanding this article will help you avoid a lot of pitfalls.

Let’s analyze the news: Is this a slow-acting poison or a golden buying opportunity?

Those influencers shouting “major negative news” can take a break. This policy is no sudden ambush—it’s a move the US has been planning for a long time: joining the global tax information sharing system. Simply put, they want to completely shut down the gray areas in the crypto market.

But you have to look at this from both sides:

In the long run, it’s definitely a slow-acting negative: who would dare to make large transfers casually in the future? If you make money, you’ll worry about the tax office knocking on your door, and market liquidity will inevitably take a hit. But in the short term, it might actually be an opportunity window: retail investors are best at panicking—at the sight of “strict investigation,” they immediately sell at a loss, which clears the way for big players to build positions. But then again...