#比特币政策转变

In 2025, U.S. cryptocurrency policy underwent a historic shift under the Trump administration. Trump planned to establish a federal strategic Bitcoin reserve and nominated Paul Atkins, a supporter of the crypto industry, to succeed the SEC chairman, aiming to repeal the SAB 121 policy that hindered institutional custody, paving the way for traditional financial institutions to enter the market. Over 294 bipartisan members of Congress supported crypto assets, and Trump intended to bypass legislative hurdles through an executive order to prioritize the launch of a 'mini-version' of the strategic reserve, reinforcing Bitcoin's status as an asset. On March 7, U.S. Congressman Nick Begich and Senator Cynthia Lummis announced that they would unveil 'significant progress in Bitcoin policy' next week, which may involve national strategic-level initiatives. Positive policy developments are driving institutional bullishness, with predictions from Standard Chartered, Galaxy Digital, and others suggesting that Bitcoin may exceed $200,000 by the end of the year, with extreme expectations reaching $250,000. The clarity of regulation and increased liquidity may make 2025 a new starting point for peaks in the crypto market.