#欧盟隐私币禁令 Macroeconomics and Regulation:

The U.S. government's increased holdings of Bitcoin face obstacles: BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes that although the U.S. government holds a large amount of Bitcoin, it is unlikely to significantly increase its holdings in the short term due to pressure from national debt and public image issues. This reflects the cautious attitude of government institutions toward cryptocurrency investments, as well as the complex challenges faced in policy-making.

The GENIUS Act encounters obstacles: Nine Senate Democrats oppose the current version of the GENIUS Act (Senate Stablecoin Bill) and will not support it in the full Senate vote unless modifications are made. This indicates that stablecoin regulatory legislation faces significant hurdles, and there is still uncertainty about its future direction.

Apple relaxes cryptocurrency app policies: Apple has adjusted its policies in the U.S. App Store, allowing developers to bypass the 30% commission fee, which will reduce operating costs for NFT and cryptocurrency applications and may promote the development of the DApp ecosystem. However, this policy is currently limited to the U.S. market. Trump's positive stance attracts businesses to enter the U.S.: Trump's friendly position on cryptocurrency has attracted several companies, including Deribit and OKX, to enter the U.S. market, indicating the potential for a huge market size in the U.S. and the impact of regulatory policy uncertainty on investor decisions.