#以太坊大户持仓变化 Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's recent remarks indeed pierced through a layer of fog. Some say the Fed doesn't support cryptocurrencies? Wrong. They explicitly stated, "Banks can participate in crypto activities, don't stick to old ways," which is very clear.

Powell didn't hide anything, laying out the rules on the table: innovation allows for trial and error, but bank safety must not be compromised; risky projects can be experimented with, but the deposit protection system must remain rock solid. In other words, it's not opposition to Bitcoin itself, but rather integrating crypto assets into the traditional financial risk management framework. Once banks, the last bastion, open up on a large scale, the compliance process for cryptocurrencies will accelerate.

I previously predicted that the compliance of crypto assets is a long-term trend. Now even the Fed Chair publicly recognizes this, isn't that a strong signal? The market's sensitivity has always been sharp, and the inflow of institutional funds will only grow stronger. The $BTC and $ETH in my hands are intended for long-term holding. $BNB 's value within the exchange ecosystem should not be underestimated either. Since regulators have changed their attitude and now see crypto as a manageable financial asset rather than a flood, the story ahead should be very interesting.