【Crypto World】A Federal Reserve regional bank president has consistently shown a less-than-friendly attitude towards crypto assets. A review of his public statements over the years reveals the pattern—calling it a “farce” in 2018, upgrading to a “huge trash can” in 2020, and in 2021, making even harsher remarks, stating that “95% of the market is fraud, speculation, noise, and chaos.”
This official’s criticisms are not unfounded. He pointed out that investors are being exploited in the market, and even expressed a positive view of the 2022 market crash, believing that market cleansing is beneficial for risk control. Most recently, in October 2024, he raised a sharp question: where is the real trading demand for crypto assets? His view is that, unless involved in drug trafficking or other gray areas, everyday use cases are few and far between.
For participants looking to enter the crypto market, these voices are worth considering. The SEC’s regulatory actions have also been praised by this high-ranking official, and regulatory measures may continue. Amid market volatility, understanding policymakers’ true attitudes can help with risk management.
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StrawberryIce
· 01-17 07:05
Here we go again. This old guy must criticize once a year; it's become a tradition, haha.
This guy's not entirely talking nonsense. There are indeed many chaos, but it's ridiculous to judge based on scenarios... BTC has long become a store of value.
95% fraud? Fine, then traditional finance must be innocent.
I just want to ask, does he really not understand or is he pretending not to understand?
Wait a minute... Does their suppression actually indicate that crypto is very threatening? Just thinking about it is interesting.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-14 21:50
Truly aware individuals after being "harvested" like chives, I've seen too many tricks
Your comment:
For those still dreaming of practicality, wake up, he's not wrong at all
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TradFiRefugee
· 01-14 21:40
Laughing to death, starting to preach again. These words have to be repeated every year.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 01-14 21:35
Ha, here we go again, the old tune of traditional finance. They call us a trash can, but when their system crashes, who’s left to clean up the mess?
Federal Reserve official again criticizes the crypto market: doubts about trading practicality
【Crypto World】A Federal Reserve regional bank president has consistently shown a less-than-friendly attitude towards crypto assets. A review of his public statements over the years reveals the pattern—calling it a “farce” in 2018, upgrading to a “huge trash can” in 2020, and in 2021, making even harsher remarks, stating that “95% of the market is fraud, speculation, noise, and chaos.”
This official’s criticisms are not unfounded. He pointed out that investors are being exploited in the market, and even expressed a positive view of the 2022 market crash, believing that market cleansing is beneficial for risk control. Most recently, in October 2024, he raised a sharp question: where is the real trading demand for crypto assets? His view is that, unless involved in drug trafficking or other gray areas, everyday use cases are few and far between.
For participants looking to enter the crypto market, these voices are worth considering. The SEC’s regulatory actions have also been praised by this high-ranking official, and regulatory measures may continue. Amid market volatility, understanding policymakers’ true attitudes can help with risk management.