Brothers, the cryptocurrency market is increasingly resembling a dealer in a casino! Just as the chips are handed to you, the Federal Reserve surprisingly states: Employees should also experience the game! Bowman’s words are not thrown out casually; the meaning is clear—if regulators want to keep a close watch on the crypto market, they must first ‘feel the cards’ themselves and understand how the game is played. The question arises: when the regulatory ‘referee’ also starts handling the chips, will this game in the future allow everyone to enjoy, or is there a hidden plan to gather the nets? This suspense is quite intense, right?

Currently, the market sentiment is in a ‘half-believing, half-doubting’ stage. In terms of news, the Trump administration’s attitude is relatively friendly, and capital is brewing while observing. It’s like the atmosphere in a casino hall, both tense and exciting—wealthy individuals are increasing their holdings, while small investors are afraid of being harvested and dare not move. This divergence is a typical signal before a market explosion.

Logically, Bowman’s hint about allowing employees to hold cryptocurrency releases three key points:

First, the regulatory authorities are not merely suppressing; rather, they are creating a sense of ‘participation’, which is a positive signal.

Secondly, policies should trend towards professionalism; referees who don't understand the market can't truly officiate the game.

Third, the Trump administration clearly intends to include cryptocurrency within mainstream financial regulations, equivalent to first offering an ‘olive branch’, with subsequent policies likely to be more lenient. Overall, it leans towards being favorable in the medium term.

In short-term operations, we still need to focus on key levels in the market.

BTC support level: 113,500; it needs to hold for a chance of rebound.

Upper pressure: 116,800—117,880 range; breaking through is necessary to truly open up space.

Watershed position: 114,760; whether it can stabilize here is the lifeline for bulls and bears.

Operational suggestions:

Short-term traders: Don't be greedy, buy low and sell high within the range, manage your stop-loss well, and don't risk your life against the market.

Medium to long-term players: This shift in regulatory attitude is a fundamental benefit, and a pullback is an opportunity to accumulate at lower prices, but positions should be staggered, avoiding all-in bets.

Survival tips: Keep an eye on policies + market movements, don't just look at candlesticks without considering news, as market trends are often driven by news + capital interactions.

In summary: Bowman’s statement is like ‘passing a cigarette’ to the market—meaning don’t panic, our regulation is not here to challenge you, but to sit down and play cards with you. But in the end, will we help you win money or take away your chips? We need to watch the upcoming policy details closely. My viewpoint is clear: this is a stepping stone towards the formalization of the cryptocurrency space, undoubtedly beneficial in the long term, but short-term volatility is inevitable; maintaining a calm mindset is key!

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