2026-01-07 18:24:07

The landscape of the US SEC is shifting, with the Republican Party taking a dominant position. Industry insiders generally expect a more crypto-friendly policy framework to emerge by 2026. Meanwhile, the Senate is also advancing legislation related to the structure of the cryptocurrency market, with a vote expected soon. These developments indicate that the US regulatory environment is evolving towards a more open stance, which could have significant implications for the entire crypto market.

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InscriptionGriller

· 01-07 18:54

Hi there, another new story about cutting leeks again? Republican Party, friendly policies, sound like a pie drawn by the project team—2026? Well, we’ll see if we’re still around by then. Wait, can a Senate vote really change the fate? Wake up, everyone. On-chain evidence speaks for itself, and those involved in the Ponzi schemes know it very well. Regulatory friendliness ≠ sky-high coin prices; even veteran investors understand this principle. What sounds good is openness; what sounds bad is just trying to cut more regulated leeks. If you really want to make money, you still need to look at the real gold and silver in the project team’s hands, not these political wind indicators. Whether led by the Republican Party or governed by the Democratic Party, a project that hits zero still falls into a death spiral, understand?

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consensus_failure

· 01-07 18:52

Finally changing their tune, the SEC has finally recognized the reality. Who knows what 2026 will bring, let's wait and see the Senate vote first. Here we go again, how many times have we heard this kind of "friendly policy" story... Let's get excited after the bill actually passes; right now, it's all just expectations. A change? It just feels like being forced to follow the trend.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 01-07 18:46

Finally, the day has come. If you ask me, waiting until 2026 is a bit late.

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RektButSmiling

· 01-07 18:30

Finally, the moment has arrived. The Republican takeover of the SEC is truly a savior. 2026 feels like it's about to take off, but we still have to see how that bunch in Congress will mess around. If the Senate actually votes this time, then the crypto spring can be considered to have arrived. Waiting for policies to be implemented. It feels like this time it's not a false alarm. US regulation is finally waking up; it was about time. If you don't believe it, just wait and see the follow-up actions. The expectations are good, but only actual implementation counts. New hope, old disappointment... The SEC's personnel change really changes the game rules.

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