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The U.S. Senate today voted on the Crypto Market Structure Bill, and the key significance of this vote lies in clarifying the regulatory jurisdiction of Bitcoin and Ethereum. For a long time, there has been ambiguity regarding the regulatory positioning of these two major mainstream cryptocurrencies, and now there is finally a clear answer.
This is not just an ordinary policy development. From the perspective of market dynamics, what does the implementation of the regulatory framework mean? It means that the pathway for institutional investors to enter has been fully opened. Past compliance dilemmas and regulatory uncertainties are gradually being resolved.
History has shown us that every major policy implementation often signals the eve of a significant market rally. Rule establishment → Institutional deployment → Capital inflow — this is the logical progression of the market. Once the regulatory jurisdiction of core assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum is confirmed, the overall stability expectations of the ecosystem will greatly increase.
The most prudent approach at this stage is to hold high-quality spot assets. Don’t be scared out by short-term fluctuations; the long-term logic of mainstream cryptocurrencies remains unchanged, and with clearer policies, it becomes even more transparent. Assets with community backing like Pepe and Shib will also benefit as overall market confidence recovers. BNB, as a leading exchange token, will be a direct beneficiary.
The key is to hold steady and avoid missing out.