2026-01-05 07:26:33

Recently, Donald Trump and the Israeli Prime Minister met at the Mar-a-Lago estate, and many people in the crypto community are eagerly hoping to hear some good news about cryptocurrencies. So, what was the outcome? The entire focus of the talks was on traditional diplomatic issues like the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and the Iran nuclear deal; cryptocurrency was not even brought up.

What does this really mean? Let’s look at it from two perspectives.

In the short term, the market is unlikely to feel any impact. Without new policy changes, there are no direct catalysts, and price movements will still depend on factors like the Federal Reserve’s stance and macroeconomic conditions. In other words, this meeting didn’t have any substantial influence on the market.

But the long-term signals are worth paying attention to. Currently, crypto assets are not a priority on the national diplomatic and policy agenda. However, that doesn’t mean it will always be this way. As more countries begin to incorporate digital assets and blockchain topics into diplomatic dialogues, the possibility of policy measures emerging is real.

That said, don’t be misled by some sensational headlines that see everything in black and white. The fact that cryptocurrencies weren’t mentioned in this meeting doesn’t mean they will always be ignored. Be cautious of those spreading overly optimistic views under the guise of 'policy analysis'—next discussions might involve new topics like digital dollars, but whether those will materialize depends on future policy signals. It’s still too early to draw conclusions.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-08 01:37

Another false alarm, thinking of rallying when the supply line is cut? Wake up, everyone. --- I saw this coming a long time ago. Cryptocurrencies are not on the political agenda, just like the previous times. The market has to find support on its own. --- If there are no new signals in the short term, don’t mess around. How I manage my positions remains the same. The Federal Reserve is the real supply line. --- Long-term? Let’s talk about that later. Right now, many headline hunters are hyping positive news, which is just annoying. Honestly managing losses is more practical than anything else. --- Not mentioning it ≠ never mentioning it, but don’t be fooled into thinking your positions are safe. Market psychology changes much faster than policies. --- Survival first, everyone. Wait until policies are truly implemented before jumping in. Entering now just gives experience points to the leek team.

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UncleLiquidation

· 01-07 09:13

Waiting for Trump to save the market again, huh? Wake up, they never really took us seriously. This time, just because there's no mention of crypto, everyone starts trembling. Come on, folks, it has no short-term impact at all. Spinning stories every day, next time they talk about digital dollars, they'll get excited. It's a typical trade based on imagination. The policies haven't even appeared yet, and those who are already hyping positive news, just wait to be proven wrong. People in the crypto world are too good at daydreaming. They’re talking about the Iran nuclear deal, and you're here pondering crypto policies, right? Long-term signals are useless. Those who are still trapped are just waiting for policy redemption. It's hilarious. Still expecting some kind of combined attack? Policy priorities are nowhere to be seen. Stop dreaming. This article is right—don't be fooled by clickbait headlines, but you just can't help but keep imagining. Next time there's a meeting, you'll start guessing blindly again, continuing the old script of chopping the leeks. It’s the same old routine. You should have recognized the reality long ago: crypto is just crypto. National-level diplomatic negotiations are not about your coin.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 01-07 08:54

Still expecting politicians to give us candy, wake up everyone Wait, are the Israel-Palestine nuclear agreements really more important than BTC? To be honest, the people in the crypto circle are overthinking it. They don't really take us seriously at all. But on the other hand, it will be brought up sooner or later, it's just a matter of time. The real cards haven't been played yet, don't rush to get off the train.

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AlphaWhisperer

· 01-07 02:27

Another false hope, the daily life of crypto people These analysts really always want to pick bones from eggs, policies can't be rushed Long-term there is indeed hope, but don't expect much in the short term, just keep an eye on the Federal Reserve Clickbait is the most annoying, sometimes good news, sometimes bad news, causing people's mentality to explode The digital dollar part is actually quite worth paying attention to, this is the real variable Let's wait and see, anyway, these few months are not bad, Bitcoin won't run away Don't be brainwashed by those "policy experts," they don't even know what Trump is thinking This just shows that crypto hasn't come to the forefront yet, still need to wait for the wind Just listen, if you take it seriously, you'll lose

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GlueGuy

· 01-05 07:56

It's another cycle of "hope" then "disappointment" in the crypto world. People in the crypto circle are really good at self-deception. Honestly, Trump never really took us seriously. Just wait patiently for the Federal Reserve. I'm actually relieved they didn't mention crypto this time, so I don't have to worry about those media outlets spinning stories again. In fact, their diplomatic talks are about national economy and people's livelihood. We in the crypto circle should stop overestimating ourselves. Just accumulate if you need to. The digital dollar system will come sooner or later, but isn't it nonsense to hype it up now? Clickbait titles are the most annoying. It's not a matter of either/or. Policies take time to develop. Let's wait and see. Anyway, there’s not much big movement in the short term. Keep working on your own projects. Why does the crypto circle always love to infer global policies from fly swarms? Ridiculous. Actually, this shows that crypto hasn't yet become a bargaining chip in major power games. The long-term opportunity is huge. Don’t listen to those "major positive news" analysts spouting nonsense. Wait until real policies are implemented.

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4am_degen

· 01-05 07:55

Another false alarm, these crypto analysts' faces are really something. People in the crypto world are daydreaming about Washington discussing Bitcoin, but in reality, they are busy playing geopolitical games and completely ignore our small potatoes. Wait, the clickbaiters are about to start blowing things out of proportion again, I knew it. Let's just honestly watch whether the Federal Reserve adopts a hawkish stance or not, and stop with these fancy tricks. Honestly, this is how it will be this year, don't expect any policy surprises. Yes, if there is really going to be a move in the next round, it will have to be during a national-level dialogue involving blockchain, but that’s a long way off. Forget it, everyone, stop being fooled by these pseudo-experts; the real signals haven't come yet.

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-05 07:52

What are they hyping again? Trump doesn't care about us at all. Wait, isn't this logic too far-fetched? How come political games and the crypto prices are linked? But to be fair, the real focus is on the Federal Reserve. Others are busy discussing the nuclear agreement, and we're still dreaming... There hasn't been much movement in the short term, but who can say for sure? These media outlets, honestly, make up news when there's nothing to report. The market depends on itself. I knew it would turn out like this, but once the digital dollar really arrives, there will be plenty to play with. Actually, there's no need to be so pessimistic, it's just that the time hasn't come yet.

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Blockchainiac

· 01-05 07:48

Waiting for the wind again? Trump probably doesn't even consider the crypto world at all. It's another clickbait trap, why does this happen every time? No problem in the short term, but long-term? Who knows, anyway I’m not betting on this. These people love to hype the positives, just wait for the face-slapping. Digital dollar? Probably won't happen in this lifetime. Policy signals are still far off, don’t overthink and keep a good mindset. Crypto is still too fringe, that’s the reality. I just want to know when this will truly boost the BTC price. Clickbait does a lot of harm, but this article is okay, be more rational. In short, no news, and the crypto price still depends on the Federal Reserve.

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-05 07:44

Waiting for the wind again, it's hard to hold on. Next time, just watch the market yourself and don't put all your hope on politicians. --- Honestly, the people in the crypto circle just love to scare themselves. They wait for good news every day, but end up with nothing. --- Haha, it's really not like that. That's just how our industry is—today hype the news, tomorrow hype the fundamentals, always looking for the next story. --- To be realistic, if crypto really enters the national agenda, we’ll have to wait a bit longer. Right now, it’s not the priority. --- This article is quite clear-headed. There aren’t many empty predictions; it’s just that crypto isn’t that important yet. --- Instead of waiting for Trump’s speech, it’s better to watch the Federal Reserve’s moves—that’s what truly influences the market. --- Don’t blame the crypto community for sensational headlines; blame those self-media outlets trying to ride the hype. --- Trust me, don’t always think politicians can bring us good news. If you want to do your homework, you have to do it yourself. --- The topic of digital dollars is worth paying attention to. Only when that thing really arrives will there be actual change. --- But on the other hand, the longer you wait, the greater the opportunity. That’s the charm of long-term betting.

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