#数字资产生态回暖 BTC after the FOMC meeting in the early morning entered a typical "news landing" phase, and market sentiment has pulled back somewhat. The main reason is that the signals from the Federal Reserve Chairman's speech and dot plot were not as dovish as traders expected. Additionally, there will be further digestion of a series of economic data and variables like Japan's interest rate hikes, putting pressure on risk assets.



However, from another perspective, the Federal Reserve's liquidity injection still plays a role, and the market is actually waiting for policy stimuli. The latest good news is: bipartisan leaders from the U.S. House Financial Services Committee jointly wrote to SEC Chairman Paul Atkins, urging the implementation of policies allowing ordinary retirement investors to purchase alternative assets (including cryptocurrencies) in 401(k) accounts. Such policy signals are significant for the long-term development of the entire industry.

From a technical standpoint, when $BTC rebounds above 94100, consider short positions, with targets around 92600-91600; if it pulls back to the 91235-91000 range, it can be bought on dips, with upside targets focusing on 91900-93000. Overall, the market remains volatile, and close attention should be paid to data and policy developments.
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MetaNomadvip
· 23h ago
Wait, can you buy coins with a 401k now? If this really happens, it will cause a huge wave in American pensions. Once again, false promises and hollow actions. We've seen this routine from the Federal Reserve many times. Right now, it's all about policy game theory. Whoever has the better news will get the gains. I don't believe in shorting at 94100; history tends to repeat itself with reverse operations. The true heroes are those who buy the dip at the bottom. I've already placed my order. Don't go where there are many people; you'll need to queue at 92600. Honestly, it still depends on the US side's attitude. With continuous rate hikes, it's really annoying. This round of volatility isn't big; it will only be interesting when a major event occurs. If the 401k policy passes, our ecosystem will directly take off. I'm optimistic in the long term.
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SmartContractPlumbervip
· 12-12 12:59
401(k)The progress over there is indeed interesting, but don't be fooled by these policy signals... The real implementation still has to go through a process. How is the permission control arranged?
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OnchainSnipervip
· 12-12 09:07
News implementation is like this; we're tired of the same hype of bullish momentum being smashed down. Wait, if the 401k thing really progresses, institutional entry will be the real game start. Currently, everyone is probably just picking up the bagholders. Can the key point of 91,000 really not be broken? Feels like it needs a few more tries. The most satisfying way to cut leeks during volatility, but unfortunately, I was cutting myself. When will the policy stimuli arrive? My short positions can't wait anymore.
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down_only_larryvip
· 12-12 09:05
Another act of "good news is fully priced in, only bad news remains," with dovish expectations falling short and truly hitting hard. 401k is indeed impressive; finally, Uncle Sam is thinking about crypto? But don't get too optimistic; we still have to wait for actual implementation. 94100 shorts, 91000 longs, the same old oscillation. I just want to know when Japan will make a move. Right now, it's all about betting on policies; the data hasn't come out yet, it's exhausting. If it rebounds, sell; if it crashes, buy back; just a cycle. As long as the Federal Reserve keeps pumping liquidity, everything else is just fluff, as long as there's enough money. Could this round be another trap to make us buy the dip? It's really hard to say.
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MechanicalMartelvip
· 12-12 09:04
Another round of news implementation and waiting for policies—haven't we seen this routine enough? The 401k part indeed looks good, but actually implementing it is another matter. How long will we be stuck in this frustrating range of 91,000-92,600? It's getting a bit annoying.
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POAPlectionistvip
· 12-12 08:46
It's the same old story of news being implemented and then crashing down, the same old routine. The dovish stance didn't turn hawkish, but rather somewhat hawkish. Our group of retail investors is bound to get hit. The 401k thing will only be exciting once it actually gets implemented; right now, it's just talk. Let's try shorting at 94100 to test the waters; anyway, 92600 is the bottom line.
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