Looking at this recent wave of news, it feels that the global attitude towards cryptocurrencies is changing subtly.



Let's talk about the Fed first, a 0.25% rate cut in December is basically certain, and liquidity will be loosened again. Immediately afterwards, the CEOs of Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup sat down with the senators to talk about crypto legislation - note that they are sitting down and talking, not doing it in person.

Then turn to Europe and Latin America: the UK has begun to relax the rules and regulations on retail investment, and retail investors can touch more things; Argentina is thinking about allowing banks to participate directly in crypto transactions, which is not a small fight. On the other side of the Middle East, Dubai Customs and a mainstream exchange have cooperated to promote crypto payments, and practical scenarios are being rolled out.

By the way, there is another interesting thing - Trump said that Nvidia can sell H200 chips to China. On the surface, this matter is technology, but AI computing power, encryption mining, and Web3 infrastructure are actually connected.

To put it bluntly: the window period may really be slowly opening. But then again, being able to understand and grasp are two completely different things.
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GateUser-a606bf0cvip
· 12-10 06:45
Interest rate cut + CEOs of major banks sit down to talk, this picture is really unexpected... Is it really coming? However, the Bank of Argentina is directly involved in this, which is indeed a bit fierce The H200 chip is a bit showy, what is the idea? The window period is open and open, and there are no funds or in vain It seems that they are really slowly accepting, but what is the attitude here in China... How do you feel that the whole world is moving, just waiting for which country to break the game first Dubai's payment scene is quite practical, much more reliable than pure hype Bank of America and their attitude change should have an account behind it That being said, the real big market will have to wait for the regulatory framework to land Chips sold to China, and sure enough, everything can be encrypted
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LadderToolGuyvip
· 12-10 06:44
Interest rate cuts + major banks loosen, this rhythm is indeed different, and it feels like it is really turning But I think the key is to look at the landing, just chatting is useless Wait, is this the same game of chess as the chip ban being loosened? It's indeed a window period, but whether you can catch it depends on your speed The U.S. side finally sat down and had a good chat, which speaks volumes more than anything else Argentina engages in banking? Now it's interesting, South America is going to get up Once liquidity is loosened, can the currency market hold it? To be honest, I still can't see through it, there are too many variables It looks like the official is paving the way, but it always feels like it's still one step away
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LostBetweenChainsvip
· 12-10 06:40
Really, the CEOs of big banks sit down and talk, this signal is a little different --- Interest rate cuts and opening, I feel that the wind direction has indeed changed, but I don't know how long it can blow --- Nvidia's sale of chips has something to do with mining computing power, and it is connected --- Argentina lets banks play crypto, which is a bit of a big step haha --- The window period is open, but I am afraid that it will be short-lived, and it depends on how the policy will follow up --- I believe that Dubai's payment scene has always been quite practical --- Sitting down and chatting and doing it is really different, and this may be the real turning point --- To be honest, the global attitude has shifted, but retail investors still have to be cautious, which is often the easiest to step on at this time --- Trump's chess move of chips is worth playing with --- I feel that this wave is really different, and many countries are working together, which is not like a coincidence
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OneBlockAtATimevip
· 12-10 06:39
Good guy, this wave is indeed a little different, big institutions have begun to talk seriously, not the attitude of pretending not to see it The real change is that banks are willing to sit down and talk, not align with each other, which is noteworthy Argentina's move is wonderful, others are still arguing, they directly let the bank get on the car But the key still depends on how the United States goes, and Washington is clearly changing its caliber I don't understand the part where Nvidia sells chips, what does this have to do with the currency circle, or I understand it The loosening of liquidity is indeed good, but it also depends on whether Tether makes a fuss Whether to cut leeks or not, the key depends on how the big funds are laid out Dubai moves very quickly, and practical application scenarios are the real breakthroughs The window period is the window period, but it is always the few people who really make money, let's just watch the fun I feel that this time is different, and the regulators are no longer blindly opposed What does it mean that chip control is loosened, and will the cost of computing power be reduced?
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SilentAlphavip
· 12-10 06:26
Interest rate cuts and loose policies, big banks have sat down to chat, this rhythm is really different --- As soon as the Fed is relaxed, liquidity will come, and it will be an old routine --- Banks are directly involved in crypto transactions? Argentina is playing for real --- The key is to see how the United States legislates, and it is inevitable that other regions will follow suit --- Opportunity? Maybe, I'm afraid it's a new trick of cutting leeks again --- The window period opens ≠ opportunity comes, it depends on who can really catch it --- Trump plays this hand well, AI chips, mining, and Web3 are very thoughtful --- Now if you can understand it, you are already ahead of 90% of people, and most of them are still in the clouds --- Dubai is really using it, not just talking, it's really something --- Bank of America CEO is throwing in the towel? "Chatting" with a senator sounds soft --- I just want to know how retail investors can survive in this wave and not be taken over by high positions --- Britain has relaxed conditions, and Europe should keep up, who can withstand such competitive pressure
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SignatureCollectorvip
· 12-10 06:22
The banks sat down and chatted, this time it was really different
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