Recently, some U.S. Senate members have shown opposition to DOGE in their votes, which has sparked quite a bit of discussion in the crypto community. Such policy tendencies often lead people to wonder: what is the regulatory stance on cryptocurrencies? Especially for mainstream digital assets like DOGE.
To be honest, the voting positions of senators may be influenced by political considerations or may reflect genuine policy concerns. But regardless of the reasons, once such signals are released, their effects are often quite direct. Investors will reassess risks, market sentiment will fluctuate accordingly, and the overall expectations in the crypto asset space may be adjusted. A single voting resolution or policy statement can sometimes shift market participants' mindset, thereby affecting short-term price movements and trading activity.
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BoredStaker
· 7h ago
Really, as soon as these old senators vote, the market starts to rollercoaster, and it happens every time...
If the senators oppose, then oppose. DOGE has long been used to being politicized; whether it drops or rises, it will do so regardless.
But on the other hand, this kind of policy noise hurts retail investors the most; big players have already left.
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rugdoc.eth
· 01-12 03:50
The senators' move this time definitely caused a stir. Looks like I need to stock up more DOGE tokens.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 01-12 03:49
The senator is acting up again, so damn annoying.
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GasFeeLover
· 01-12 03:37
These senators really don't know what they're talking about, even opposing DOGE?
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MidnightTrader
· 01-12 03:32
The senator is causing trouble again; DOGE still has to continue bottom-fishing.
Recently, some U.S. Senate members have shown opposition to DOGE in their votes, which has sparked quite a bit of discussion in the crypto community. Such policy tendencies often lead people to wonder: what is the regulatory stance on cryptocurrencies? Especially for mainstream digital assets like DOGE.
To be honest, the voting positions of senators may be influenced by political considerations or may reflect genuine policy concerns. But regardless of the reasons, once such signals are released, their effects are often quite direct. Investors will reassess risks, market sentiment will fluctuate accordingly, and the overall expectations in the crypto asset space may be adjusted. A single voting resolution or policy statement can sometimes shift market participants' mindset, thereby affecting short-term price movements and trading activity.