Sharks are starting to sniff out money smells from changes in the shadowy rules of the game—are you guys ready?

The Crypto market never sleeps, and today I’m bringing you two extremely important pieces of information that will change how we think about how governments are “scrutinizing” our wallets, as well as how Blockchain technology is evolving to get past network congestion limits.

Here are the hottest highlights from the past 24 hours:

🔹 Chainalysis just released a shocking report: It estimates that up to $45.7B worth of Crypto activity may be subject to tax, but the OECD’s international tax reporting framework CARF currently covers only a mere 14%. This means regulators are actively looking to plug the loopholes and tighten up further on exchanges and individual wallets in the coming period. Be careful with your money flows.

🔹 Infrastructure revolution: A major step in separating the consensus mechanism from transaction execution has just appeared. Allowing nodes to reach agreement before executing orders will completely eliminate speed bottlenecks. This is the missing piece for Blockchain ecosystems to truly welcome millions of users at the same time without the network hanging.

My take on the market: Right now, we’re in a highly sensitive accumulation phase. Even though there haven’t been major macro shifts today, the tightening of tax regulations shows that regulatory pressure will be the main psychological barrier for new capital inflows. However, once network congestion-handling technology is solved, the scalability of these ecosystems will be an extremely strong springboard for the next Uptrend season.

In the short term, you guys should stay in observation mode and limit high leverage on altcoins that don’t have real products yet, because the market is very sensitive to news.

What do you think—will the tax crackdown shake the market, or is this just a normal “headwind” to cleanse Crypto?

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Note: This is my personal perspective, not investment advice. Trading always comes with risk (DYOR).