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The highly anticipated White House Crypto Summit on March 7 turned out to be a disappointment for investors hoping for game-changing policies. Instead of bold announcements, the event delivered vague promises and delayed decisions, leaving the crypto market uninspired.

🔍 Key Takeaways from the Summit:
📜 A Stablecoin Legislation Framework was promised—but it won’t be finalized until August, keeping investors in limbo.⚖️ Regulators hinted at lighter crypto rules, but no concrete policies were introduced, leaving businesses frustrated over the lack of clarity.❌ No firm decisions were made regarding crypto taxation, compliance, or institutional support, adding to the uncertainty.

💥 Market Reaction: A “Nothingburger” That Left Investors Hanging

Rather than boosting confidence, the summit came at a time when global financial markets were already under pressure. The result? More losses.

📉 A global tariff war—sparked by Trump and other world leaders—has shaken investor confidence, dragging markets down.

💵 The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) plunged below 105, its weakest level since November. A weaker dollar usually helps risk assets like crypto, but ongoing market fear has held back any gains.

🧐 Traders Are Now in "Wait-and-See" Mode

With no clear bullish signals from Washington, investors are shifting focus to key economic indicators to determine the next big moves.

🔎 What’s Next?
📊 Macroeconomic Data Watch: Inflation, job reports, and GDP growth will be the key drivers of market sentiment in the coming months.💰 Interest Rate Speculation: Fed Chair Jerome Powell emphasized patience in achieving a 2% inflation target, making a rate cut in 2025 less likely—which isn’t great news for risk assets.🚀 Short-Term Hope? Some traders are betting on short-term treasuries, anticipating the Fed may cut rates by May. Lower rates tend to boost crypto and other risk assets, so all eyes are on the next Fed move.

📢 Expert Take:

“The summit gave a glimmer of optimism, but no real action,” said Kevin Guo, Director of HashKey Research. “Crypto remains closely linked to U.S. stocks, and with February’s job report showing stable employment, traders are bracing for a slow climb back.”

With monetary easing on the horizon, crypto could see a resurgence later in 2025. But for now, investors are playing it safe, waiting for a real catalyst to drive the next rally.
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At the White House summit, Michael Saylor shared his "$100 trillion" crypto strategy, emphasizing that if the United States can establish a clear regulatory framework for digital assets, it may release up to $100 trillion in economic value in the next decade.
Saylor divides digital assets into four categories: digital tokens, digital securities, digital currencies, and digital commodities, and points out that Bitcoin belongs to the category of digital commodities. He suggested that by 2035, the United States should hold 5%-25% of the total supply of Bitcoin to generate $16 to $81 trillion in revenue by 2045. This strategy aims to ensure the United States' leading position in the global cryptocurrency competition and promote economic growth.
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