🔴 $SOL /USDT — SOLANA VIP SIGNAL 💰 Current Price: $106.18 📉 24H Change: -0.94% 📊 Market Outlook: SOL is experiencing short-term bearish pressure. The $106 area is an important reference point, while buyers need stronger momentum to reclaim nearby resistance. 🟢 Support: $105.00 / $103.50 🔴 Resistance: $107.50 / $109.00 🎯 Upside Targets: $107.50 → $109.00 → $111.00 ⚠️ Downside Targets: $105.00 → $103.50 Trading Watch: A confirmed breakout above $107.50 may open the way toward $109.00. If $105.00 fails to hold, further weakness is possible. Avoid chasing unconfirmed moves

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#法国推进加密自托管申报提案 【Old Leek Watch】France’s crypto regulation sparks controversy again: Do you have to answer to regulators even for your own wallet? The crypto industry has always held a core belief: assets kept in a wallet under your own control, with the private keys held by you. But as regulation becomes increasingly detailed, a practical question is becoming more prominent—when assets do not pass through centralized exchanges, how can regulators still track the flow of funds? France’s recent discussions on crypto-asset regulation have once again put wallet declarations and asset transparency in the spotlight. First, however, let’s clarify the facts: France already has declaration requirements for certain overseas crypto accounts, and service providers may also be required to report transaction information; this does not mean the government has already required everyone to register all self-custody wallets. It still needs to be confirmed which specific proposal the so-called “promotion of self-custody declarations” refers to. If future rules are expanded to cover wallets whose private keys are controlled by individuals, the controversy will involve more than simply filling out another form. Regulators want to improve tax transparency and prevent illicit flows of funds, while users will be concerned about personal privacy, the scope of declarations, and the potential impact of linking wallet addresses to real identities. For ordinary crypto holders, the most important thing is not to see a headline and conclude that the era of self-custody is over, but to distinguish clearly: which accounts are legally required to be declared, what information service providers report, and what obligations individuals actually bear. The core of self-custody is controlling your own private keys, but does that mean you must proactively disclose your wallet information? This boundary is what truly deserves attention in future regulation.$BTC $ETH $SOL