The optimistic rhetoric coming out of Berlin deserves scrutiny. Political leaders are painting an overly rosy picture of the current situation, but the underlying fundamentals tell a different story. More importantly, how much can investors actually rely on American security guarantees in this environment? The credibility and real value of these commitments are increasingly questionable. For those managing portfolios and assessing geopolitical risk, this gap between official messaging and market reality is worth paying attention to.

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BoredRiceBallvip
· 2025-12-16 23:43
Well... As for Berlin, just listen and forget it. Anyway, the official statements are all counterproductive to the market. The US safeguards are really unreliable now. To put it nicely, they are "flexible"; to be blunt, it just depends on their mood. The fundamentals and the propaganda are so far apart that you have to protect your wallet yourself.
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TokenomicsShamanvip
· 2025-12-16 23:32
So to put it that way, the hype in Berlin doesn't match the on-chain data... Can we still trust the promises made by the US now?
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