Ladies, the market has been watching this matter these past few days—not because Russia suddenly “fell in love” with crypto.
It’s because it put $BTC , $ETH , and $USDT all at once onto a publicly tradable list, effectively putting the three most central assets on the stage.
Let’s be honest—the first two are pretty self-explanatory: one is a sort of anchor, and the other represents risk assets.
But I think what really makes the market take a second look is, instead, $USDT.
Once stablecoin is included, the vibe changes.
This isn’t just about “what can be traded.” It’s more like telling the market that some crypto assets have gradually moved from being edge-case test items to tools that can be properly held onto and used.
I was drawing charts until my eyes hurt during the day. And at night, when I got home to feed my cat, I was still thinking that attitudes toward crypto in many places lately just aren’t as twisted as before.
Not a sudden,全面 blanket reopening.
It’s first putting the most liquid, the easiest to understand, and the most convenient to settle assets on the table.
So why is this being singled out right now?
Because the market is already looking for evidence that crypto will continue to be accepted—not for whoever just shouted another slogan.
When $USDT is specifically called out, to a certain extent it’s even closer to actual usage than mentioning $BTC alone.
A lot of trading, transfers, and even risk-hedging sentiment ultimately lands on the stablecoin layer.
My own stance is more inclined to look at the stablecoin narrative, and remain more cautious about chasing sentiment-driven moves.
This news feels more like giving the sector’s mood a breath of fresh air; it doesn’t feel like it’s at the level where prices can instantly run out of control.
It looks like good news, but don’t get carried away.
The one thing the market is best at is turning “long-term preference” into a “short-term order-chasing frenzy” 😅
If you lose money, don’t cue me. If you make money, buy me a coffee. $USDT #USDT
It’s because it put $BTC , $ETH , and $USDT all at once onto a publicly tradable list, effectively putting the three most central assets on the stage.
Let’s be honest—the first two are pretty self-explanatory: one is a sort of anchor, and the other represents risk assets.
But I think what really makes the market take a second look is, instead, $USDT.
Once stablecoin is included, the vibe changes.
This isn’t just about “what can be traded.” It’s more like telling the market that some crypto assets have gradually moved from being edge-case test items to tools that can be properly held onto and used.
I was drawing charts until my eyes hurt during the day. And at night, when I got home to feed my cat, I was still thinking that attitudes toward crypto in many places lately just aren’t as twisted as before.
Not a sudden,全面 blanket reopening.
It’s first putting the most liquid, the easiest to understand, and the most convenient to settle assets on the table.
So why is this being singled out right now?
Because the market is already looking for evidence that crypto will continue to be accepted—not for whoever just shouted another slogan.
When $USDT is specifically called out, to a certain extent it’s even closer to actual usage than mentioning $BTC alone.
A lot of trading, transfers, and even risk-hedging sentiment ultimately lands on the stablecoin layer.
My own stance is more inclined to look at the stablecoin narrative, and remain more cautious about chasing sentiment-driven moves.
This news feels more like giving the sector’s mood a breath of fresh air; it doesn’t feel like it’s at the level where prices can instantly run out of control.
It looks like good news, but don’t get carried away.
The one thing the market is best at is turning “long-term preference” into a “short-term order-chasing frenzy” 😅
If you lose money, don’t cue me. If you make money, buy me a coffee. $USDT #USDT