#美国贸易赤字状况 January 15, 2025, this milestone is shaping the entire market trajectory.

The U.S. Senate's vote on the CLARITY Act is no longer just about passing a bill. Essentially, it’s reshaping the entire ecosystem of digital assets. Especially with the Democratic Party’s persistent focus on "conflict of interest prevention," it means regulation is directly touching the protocol layer and governance structures—this is true deep-level reform.

Under this pressure, foundational protocols like $ETH, which have clear foundations and development teams, are experiencing the most painful phase of compliance restructuring. Technical upgrades can be delayed, but policy compliance cannot be avoided.

But an interesting contrast has emerged: assets that are fully decentralized, with no single controlling party, driven purely by community consensus, appear to be quite "safe" in this wave of regulation.

It’s obvious—no team can be summoned, no internal transactions need to be reported, and every transfer is an anonymous community vote. What are the rules trying to lock down? People, organizations, entities that can be held accountable. But pure consensus? That can’t be locked down, and therefore can’t be liquidated.

When regulatory hands reach everywhere, only things that are completely uncontrollable can truly maintain freedom.

DYOR.