#美联储终止新型活动监管#

Has the Federal Reserve become a "hands-off manager" and is the financial circle now free?
The termination of new regulatory activities resembles the Federal Reserve acting like a detached manager: unable to proceed, letting things play out as they will. The underlying meaning is quite profound: on one hand, the regulatory burden is too heavy, and on the other, the innovation field is too complex, and the Federal Reserve no longer wants to take the blame.
The financial market immediately cheered upon hearing this news, especially traditional banks involved in digital assets. Previously, they worried about stepping on landmines while doing custodial services or on-chain payments, but now, with fewer constraints from the top-level framework, the path is much wilder.
But let's not forget that market freedom often means new risks. The exit of regulation is a short-term boon but may lay hidden dangers in the long run. Can you imagine a combination of "Wall Street + blockchain gaming + AI tokens"? If it really goes wrong, the storyline of the financial system could instantly turn into "Fast & Furious: Financial Crisis Edition."
So don't celebrate too early; the Federal Reserve is not passive but strategically "playing dead," and it could change its stance at any moment to clean up the mess.