Previously afraid of regulation, now starting to study regulation, indicating that the market has matured.

An interesting change is: in the past, when the market heard the word "bill," they wanted to run away; now, they are instead analyzing the structure of the bill item by item.
This itself is a sign of maturity.
The emergence of structured legislation in the crypto market signals that the industry has moved from "wild growth" to the stage of "necessity of definition." It may not sound romantic, but it is very realistic.
True global capital never participates in "regulatory vacuum zones"; what they need are boundaries, responsibilities, and legal language.
From a game theory perspective, bills are not meant to crush the market but to filter participants. Projects with real technology, compliance awareness, and long-term planning will thrive better under structured regulation; while projects relying solely on narratives and emotions will have their survival space squeezed.

So this turnaround is not about giving all coins candy, but about telling the market: in the next phase, it’s about fundamental skills. $GT ‌#加密市场结构法案出现转机