#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 $LUNC $LUNA

Two developments on December 6 Eastern Time are worth reviewing: the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates as expected but used dovish language, while regulators revealed that a legislative framework for crypto assets is about to take shape. Stimulated by these news events, Bitcoin broke through $100,000, Ethereum followed suit, and trading volume increased significantly.

Let’s start with the Fed’s stance. The statement about maintaining an accommodative tone until 2026 essentially reassures the market—liquidity won’t tighten in the short term. In this environment, capital naturally flows to high-yield assets, and cryptocurrencies—especially major coins—are direct beneficiaries. However, low rates don’t mean unlimited upside; rather, they provide a relatively friendly macro backdrop.

Progress on the regulatory front is even more critical. If the US truly introduces a clear legal framework, institutional investors’ concerns will be greatly reduced. Over the past few years, many traditional financial players have been on the sidelines, mainly due to policy risks. Once the rules are clarified and compliance channels are opened, new capital can flow in continuously. Of course, this also means the survival space for low-quality projects will shrink, and the shakeout among altcoins will become even harsher.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin has broken through previous resistance on the daily chart with increased volume, and the moving average system has shifted to a bullish alignment. If it can hold the $100,000 level over the weekend, there’s theoretically room for further upside—some predict a range of $120,000 to $150,000, but such forecasts are only for reference. In reality, profit-taking could trigger a sell-off at any time; don’t panic during pullbacks—they could even be buying opportunities.

Looking ahead, policy, liquidity, and technical factors all look fairly favorable. The period before 2026 could be a relatively advantageous cycle for trading. In terms of allocation, prioritize high-consensus assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as compliant DeFi projects. Stay away from purely speculative altcoins—the risk/reward just isn’t worth it.

Short-term volatility is inevitable, but the trend matters more than timing. Don’t panic on dips, don’t get greedy on rallies—this rule always applies. What do you think? Let’s discuss in the comments.