2026-01-20 02:28:58

A recent market stir has sparked a small wave. High-level officials in the United States publicly stated that the government's previous large-scale sale of Bitcoin was a strategic mistake, a decision that directly caused the treasury to lose billions of dollars. More notably, this figure also emphasized that Bitcoin should not be sold off lightly.

$AXS $DASH $XRP and other cryptocurrencies have also responded to this wave of public opinion. An interesting signal: when global stock markets fluctuate due to tariff concerns, such high-level "HODL" comments have instead become the focus of the crypto market. The narrative around capital seems to be quietly shifting—from panic selling to strategic holding.

From a macro perspective, the uncertainty in the US stock market is increasing investors' interest in alternative assets. The shift in attitude from "officially selling" to "officially endorsing" Bitcoin, although not yet formal policy, signals a noteworthy change in stance behind the scenes.

Could this become a new support point for the crypto market? From whales to retail investors, everyone seems to be re-evaluating their positions. What do you think about this wave of change?

BTC-2,88%

AXS19,49%

DASH-8,91%

XRP-4,29%

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ProofOfNothing

· 13h ago

Huh? Is the official trying to take over or what, first selling off then backing down? --- It's so damn ironic, only after losing money do they realize HODL is right. Why didn't they do it earlier? --- Wait, is this just public opinion paving the way for subsequent policy adjustments? There's something to it. --- I just want to ask, when the higher-ups say this, should retail investors follow the trend or operate in the opposite direction? --- The shift in capital narrative hits too close to home. We've known this as retail investors for a long time, and they're only now waking up. --- The bad news is loss locked, the good news is we didn't listen to them and have been full in all along. --- $XRP riding the hype wave is really something, other coins are not willing to be left behind either. --- No, this move is basically slapping oneself in the face, haha. --- Strategic holding, strategic holding, sounds very inspiring, but in reality, it's just being forced to HODL. --- Are US stock fluctuations driving demand for alternative assets? Does that mean now is a good time to jump in and follow the trend or is it really a bottom-fishing opportunity?

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LuckyBlindCat

· 13h ago

Wow, the government is only regretting now? Why didn't they do it earlier? This wave of statements is really a big move to stabilize the market.

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DeFiGrayling

· 13h ago

Damn, this reversal is pretty intense. They dumped the market earlier and now say it was a mistake? Politicians really know how to play. Speaking of which, I've seen this 180-degree turnaround many times. If you believe it, you're really gullible... But the market really falls for this trick. Wait, does this mean they are hinting at starting to hoard coins? About time. Official statements must be a positive signal? I feel like there's something they haven't said yet. Billions of dollars in losses, hahaha. Who's taking the blame for this? Anyway, I’m not moving. Just watching quietly to see how the big whales operate. This narrative shift is really quick, brothers, we need to be cautious.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 13h ago

Damn, this move is a face slap. Previously疯狂砸盘 and now claiming strategic mistakes, losing billions of dollars just like that? --- This show in the US is really dazzling. The promised coin hoarding, now only regret? I saw through it a long time ago. --- Speaking of the official statement, should retail investors be grateful that they didn't follow the sell-off, uh... I mean those holding coins. --- From selling off to holding coins, this narrative shift is too fast, I can't keep up. --- Billions of dollars in tuition fees, really treating the national treasury like a casino. --- Wait, the top management is definitely into Bitcoin, could it actually be some kind of scheme? --- Once the capital narrative shifts, retail investors have to dance along. I can't keep up with this game. --- Does anyone think this move is too weird? The official suddenly says nice things, doesn't it seem like they're setting a trap? --- The idea of strategic mistakes is really brilliant. Can switching to holding coins make up for the losses? --- As expected, it still depends on what the top management says. The judgment of ordinary people is simply worthless.

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