Economic commentator Peter Schiff warned of an impending historic economic collapse, urging preparation ahead of potential market turbulence. Meanwhile, policy developments are reshaping the crypto landscape: the newly appointed US Crypto Czar David Sacks signaled optimism, declaring 'the Golden Age is here,' suggesting bullish momentum for digital assets. On the regulatory front, Pro-crypto advocate Michael Selig has been sworn in as the new CFTC Chair, marking a significant shift toward a more crypto-friendly oversight environment. These moves, combined with the Pentagon's recent partnership initiatives, signal a broader institutional pivot toward blockchain integration. The administration's stance on monetary policy—where leadership emphasizes loyalty on Federal Reserve decisions—reflects the high stakes surrounding financial governance and its intersection with emerging asset classes.
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unrekt.eth
· 01-02 09:30
Schiff is once again warning of an economic collapse. This guy always doom-mongers at conferences, but speaking of crypto, the sentiment has really shifted... David Sacks is praising the "Golden Age," Michael Selig is taking a position at the CFTC, and the Pentagon is working on blockchain... Does this feel really different? Or are we just about to get cut again?
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-01 13:40
Schiff is starting to spread alarmist rumors again lol, but to be fair, Sacks' comment about the golden age does sound quite pleasant... The military is also starting to play with blockchain, which is indeed a signal.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 2025-12-30 11:42
Schiff is starting to talk down again. This guy constantly shouting about a crash is really getting annoying... But speaking of David Sacks, his recent moves are quite impressive. He even mentioned the golden age—he's really going all out.
Comment on half-position being a complete empty position:
Schiff, this old cynic, keeps shouting about a crash, which actually signals a bottom. Looking at David Sacks' attitude, he's even daring to talk about the golden age... Alright, I choose to believe him.
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CryptoMotivator
· 2025-12-30 11:29
Haha, Schiff is starting to talk down again. This guy predicts a big crash every day, but what’s the result...
The term "Golden Age" sounds a bit uncertain, but Michael Selig’s rise is indeed a positive signal.
Pentagon working on blockchain? If that really happens, it will be interesting.
The Federal Reserve part still depends on what happens next. Don’t be too optimistic.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 2025-12-30 11:26
Schiff is starting to talk down again haha, this guy can be used as a contrarian indicator
Sacks says the golden era is here, do you believe it or not... Anyway, regulatory friendliness is real
Michael Selig taking office at the CFTC, now this is interesting, finally someone knowledgeable
Pentagon working on blockchain, the military is involved? Need to take a closer look
What does the Federal Reserve say? It feels like this is the real chess game
Economic commentator Peter Schiff warned of an impending historic economic collapse, urging preparation ahead of potential market turbulence. Meanwhile, policy developments are reshaping the crypto landscape: the newly appointed US Crypto Czar David Sacks signaled optimism, declaring 'the Golden Age is here,' suggesting bullish momentum for digital assets. On the regulatory front, Pro-crypto advocate Michael Selig has been sworn in as the new CFTC Chair, marking a significant shift toward a more crypto-friendly oversight environment. These moves, combined with the Pentagon's recent partnership initiatives, signal a broader institutional pivot toward blockchain integration. The administration's stance on monetary policy—where leadership emphasizes loyalty on Federal Reserve decisions—reflects the high stakes surrounding financial governance and its intersection with emerging asset classes.