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CryptoBarometer

2025-11-30 00:30:42

#美SEC推动加密创新监管 I saw an interesting piece of news today - they have started celebrating economic data over in the United States again.

This time the main character is still Trump. He just issued a statement saying that the U.S. stock market and people's 401k pension accounts have surged to historical highs. According to him, this wave of operations relies entirely on his "America First" economic policy: first using tariffs to protect domestic industries, then attracting investment and jobs back, and finally the market takes off, along with everyone's retirement accounts rising.

There are indeed some highlights at the data level. The stock market is reaching new highs, inflation and prices are reportedly on the decline, and the tax burden pressure has eased somewhat. He also specifically mentioned tariff policies—this controversial tool—saying it makes the country "richer, stronger, and safer." The return of educational resources, as well as military and border security, has also been brought up as achievements.

But to be honest, it's one thing for macro data to look good, and it's another for ordinary people to have money in their pockets. The stock market rises, and those who hold assets naturally feel happy; however, for those who don't have much investment, the sense of this "paper prosperity" is not as strong. Therefore, the real challenge is likely how to translate the market's enthusiasm into broader improvements in people's livelihoods.

From the perspective of the cryptocurrency market, the direction of U.S. economic policy has always influenced the flow of global capital. High stock market levels, changes in inflation expectations, and even tariff disputes can indirectly affect the allocation logic of risk assets. In such times, paying more attention to the movements of traditional markets can still provide valuable insights for assessing overall market sentiment.

A final reminder: this type of policy interpretation is merely information sharing and should not be used as investment advice. The market is always more complex than the statement. $BTC $LSK

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DancingCandles

· 16h ago

The saying about paper prosperity is absolutely ridiculous; the stock market hitting new highs has nothing to do with the wallets of ordinary people.

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UncleWhale

· 11-30 02:21

The stock market is hitting new highs, what does it matter? My BTC is the real asset... This round of tariff policy, to put it bluntly, is like drinking poison to quench thirst; just wait to see the backlash. The paper prosperity... the tricks of playing people for suckers have all been played, and yet people still believe? What good does a rise in 401k do for me? Coin hoarding is still the way to go. The correlation between the crypto market and the US stock market is getting weaker... it's more reliable to pay attention to the Fed's movements. Regulatory innovation? Just listen to it; in the end, it's still each one going their own way.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 11-30 01:00

Everyone can boast about paper prosperity, but the key is to see how the crypto world follows the trend... the real test is yet to come.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 11-30 00:47

Everyone can boast about paper prosperity, but the key is whether retail investors have a few coins in their pockets.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 11-30 00:44

Paper prosperity, huh? I just want to know when it can really reach ordinary people. Stock market new highs ≠ my wallet new highs, you understand this principle, right? Tariffs are a double-edged sword, how will it end up... just watching. The actions of traditional finance will indeed affect the crypto world, we need to keep a close eye on it. 401k is rising, my Coin Hoarding also has to keep up with the pace, can't fall behind. Economic data looks good, but we need to see if it can really stimulate consumer spending. Rather than listening to statements, it's better to look at subsequent actions; the market is the most honest mirror. If this round of tariff policy can really protect industries, perhaps it will also indirectly provide favourable information for certain on-chain applications? Slogans are shouted loudly, but has the cost of living for ordinary people really gone down? Continuous observation is necessary. Large funds are flocking to risk assets, and we small retail investors need to be more frugal.

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GasSavingMaster

· 11-30 00:38

Paper prosperity, huh? For someone like me with no assets, watching the stock market hit new highs is pointless. It's really just for the rich to count their money.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 11-30 00:38

It's just a paper prosperity. How much can actually reach ordinary people? 🤔 --- Stock market at new highs, 401k at new highs, but the Wallet isn't at new highs, bro. --- Tariffs sound nice... but in the end, it's still the consumers who pay the bill. --- So can this really drive encryption to da moon or is it going to play people for suckers again? --- Macro data looks good, but on the Chain Community side, we need to see how the Fed acts. --- What do people without assets feel when they see these news? Probably just watching the excitement. --- Inflation down + stock market at new highs... traditional market sentiment is good, but what about the crypto world? --- Another round of "Make America Great Again" rhetoric. Can it really put money in the hands of ordinary people? --- In this tariff chess game, it's still the retail investors' risk asset allocation that gets hurt in the end. --- The data looks nice, but we're just afraid it's a sign of another bubble.

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DaoResearcher

· 11-30 00:36

From the perspective of governance incentives, this "America First" policy framework is essentially about reallocating the power structure of capital flows. It is noteworthy that the phenomenon of stock market highs being decoupled from the wealth growth of ordinary people—this essentially reflects the unequal distribution of Tokens within the traditional financial system. If we apply this logic to DAO governance, based on the analysis in the White Paper, purely market capitalization-driven approaches that ignore improvements in people's livelihoods will ultimately lead to a legitimacy crisis for token weighted voting. The crypto market, on the other hand, offers another possibility—through transparent on-chain data and community autonomy, allowing the benefits of wealth growth to be more balanced. The rise of BTC actually mirrors the expected adjustments of macro policies towards risk asset allocation. The performance of smart contracts platforms like $LSK often reflects the market's demand for "more decentralized governance mechanisms."

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