Market overreactions to policy news often hide investment opportunities. Take $KLAR as an example, once Trump's credit card 10% interest rate cap policy is implemented, it may cause short-term pressure due to market panic. But from a medium to long-term perspective, such policy changes can actually strengthen the advantages of certain fintech projects—similar to companies that benefited from pandemic control policies during COVID-19, which were initially misjudged but ultimately achieved 10x or higher gains. The key is to identify those investment targets that seem suppressed but whose fundamentals remain unchanged. Policy turbulence is often a window for bottom-up positioning.
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SillyWhale
· 13h ago
When the policy comes, the market starts to panic; this is the perfect time to buy the dip.
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CantAffordPancake
· 01-12 17:35
When the policy is announced, the market panics. This is actually the perfect time to buy the dip. For assets like $KLAR that were wrongly punished, the fundamentals haven't changed at all and may even benefit. It all depends on who can withstand the short-term volatility.
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PanicSeller69
· 01-11 23:53
Policy panic sell-off, this is indeed my hunting ground... KLAR was really overkilled in this wave.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 01-11 23:46
Policy-driven sell-off is really a buying opportunity; just look at this wave of $KLAR. Short-term panic = long-term wealth code.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-11 23:44
Policy-driven sell-offs are really the best opportunity to get in; just buy chips at the low levels and it's all set.
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TestnetNomad
· 01-11 23:42
Policy panic is an opportunity to buy low; I agree with this logic. But the key is that most people are washed out before the policies are actually implemented.
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-11 23:37
As soon as the policy was announced, the market panicked and sold off. This is actually a good time to buy the dip... I've seen through it.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 01-11 23:33
Once the policy is announced, retail investors will scream, but little do they know that this is actually an opportunity to get on board... If KLAR really gets hammered down this time, it might actually be worth laying in wait.
Market overreactions to policy news often hide investment opportunities. Take $KLAR as an example, once Trump's credit card 10% interest rate cap policy is implemented, it may cause short-term pressure due to market panic. But from a medium to long-term perspective, such policy changes can actually strengthen the advantages of certain fintech projects—similar to companies that benefited from pandemic control policies during COVID-19, which were initially misjudged but ultimately achieved 10x or higher gains. The key is to identify those investment targets that seem suppressed but whose fundamentals remain unchanged. Policy turbulence is often a window for bottom-up positioning.