2026-01-08 09:29:05

Recently, the US government's actions regarding Bitcoin have indeed been baffling. Not long ago, they announced the sale of some holdings, citing adherence to certain administrative directives. Yet, shortly after, officials changed their stance, saying they would not seize Bitcoin. This back-and-forth approach really makes it hard for market participants to buy in. One moment they want to sell, the next they want to hold. This unpredictable attitude, frankly, is eroding investors' confidence. It seems we still have to rely on the market's own logic and not expect official promises.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-10 08:09

The US officials' move is really impressive. They said they would sell, then turned around and didn't sell. Who can handle this constant back and forth?

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CantAffordPancake

· 01-09 06:47

This move by the US is really impressive; the show of mutual struggle is perfect, and the confidence erosion robot, right?

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LowCapGemHunter

· 01-08 09:58

The US government's back-and-forth actions have left me unsure of how to place my bets... Sometimes they sell off, and other times they say they won't move. Politely, it's called policy adjustments; frankly, it's just about shaking confidence and harvesting profits.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-08 09:54

The US government really takes the cake. They promised not to move BTC but are now shifting the blame again—mutual accusations? Confidence is something that, once lost, is gone.

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PonziDetector

· 01-08 09:50

The US government's move this time is really impressive—selling with one hand and holding with the other. The nice way to put it is flexible adaptability; the harsh way is bullshit. Anyway, I no longer trust their promises. Now, it's all about BTC's own performance.

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Deconstructionist

· 01-08 09:44

The US government's recent actions are really outrageous. They say sell, then sell; say don't sell, then don't sell. How am I supposed to trust them?

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MetaMaximalist

· 01-08 09:41

lol the US gov bureaucracy finally revealing its hand—they've never understood network effects or protocol sustainability. typical top-down confusion masquerading as policy. honestly this is why we need chain-agnostic infrastructure that doesn't rely on their flip-flopping signals

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 01-08 09:37

honestly the US gov's flip-flopping on btc holdings feels like watching someone try to curate an exhibition without understanding the medium itself... one day they're liquidating, next day they're hodling? that's not policy, that's performance art without the coherence. market primitives don't care about administrative theater tbh

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