Fifth Plenary Session calls for investigation into cryptocurrency corruption; BTC first in the firing line

An internal Party disciplinary document explicitly names cryptocurrency-related bribery and corruption as offenses that will be investigated more severely. Trading crypto has long been prohibited domestically, yet bribery involving crypto has become common enough to warrant a specific mention in the document. What does that tell us? BTC is moving from a gray area toward clear regulation, and the winds have already shifted.

ETH is currently at 2249.76, and SOL at 92.07. Capital is clearly changing position. Domestic investors don't dare touch it openly, but overseas institutions are positioning themselves. ETF flows and on-chain data are both saying the same thing: BTC is the main battleground for the next wave.

I said a while ago that this policy window wouldn't stay open for long. Now the document is out. If you still don't get it, don't complain later that no one warned you.

Yesterday, everyone was discussing various small-cap coins; today, it's straight to BTC. ETH is holding the key level of 2200, and SOL is staying above 90. Only when the major coins hold their ground will retail investors dare to follow. On-chain data shows buying, and institutions are positioning themselves. This is the right direction.

Tonight, let's see if BTC can hold up. We'll talk if it breaks below the key level.

🐶 Let's check out Old Ma's little dog together ✨🚀