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加密货币持续下跌——是什么导致了崩盘？接下来会发生什么？ 比特币（BTC）跌破 88,000 美元，创下三个月以来的最低水平。更广泛的加密货币市场也受到打击，总市值下跌 8%，从超过 3.31 万亿美元跌至约 3.09 万亿美元。 此次大幅下跌发生在宏观经济不确定性、监管担忧和投资者情绪转变的背景下。分析师现在警告称，比特币可能会进一步下跌，可能测试 70,000 美元的支撑位。 尽管如此，根据 crypto.news 的数据，比特币的表现优于 XRP (XRP)、AAVE (AAVE) 等其他加密货币，在过去 7 天内下跌了 15% 以上。 马克·卡德摩尔 (Mark Cudmore) 在彭博电视台表示：“这里的加密货币破坏主要发生在比特币之外。比特币的表现相对较好。” 有几个因素可能导致比特币最近的下跌。 加密货币对特朗普关税的反应 比特币下跌的直接诱因似乎是美国总统唐纳德·特朗普确认对加拿大和墨西哥进口产品征收新关税，以及对中国商品征收 10% 的关税。投资者反应消极，担心通胀加剧和经济不确定性，这导致比特币等风险资产下跌。 最新消息：特朗普总统表示将对加拿大和墨西哥征收 25% 的关税。“这对我们国家来说非常好。我们的国家将再次变得极其富裕和富有。”pic.twitter.com/dVwBylwFbl— Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) 2025 年 2 月 24 日 三周前，特朗普宣布征收关税，导致比特币从 105,000 美元跌至 91,441 美元的低点，加密货币市场下跌近 10%。特朗普对这些关税的确认似乎再次扰乱了市场。 与传统市场的相关性 比特币的价格走势开始反映传统金融市场。标准普尔 500 指数在过去五个交易日内下跌了 2.3%，而纳斯达克综合指数下跌了 4%。 Bitfinex 2 月 24 日的 Alpha 报告强调，中美关系恶化以及对半导体出口（尤其是英伟达芯片）的限制，导致投资者信心下降。 你可能还喜欢：币安币保持稳定，但Lightchain AI的快速增长是否受到更多关注？ 波动性崩溃 从历史上看，剧烈的价格波动决定了比特币和加密货币的市场周期，但交易者现在正面临一个势头似乎正在减弱的时期。 “最近波动性大幅下降，”卡德摩尔说。“有一个早期预警信号表明，比特币的下一次重大崩溃可能即将来临。” 波动性的下降让一些交易员感到谨慎，因为价格波动幅度较低的时期往往先于急剧突破——无论是上涨还是下跌。由于比特币难以找到方向，一些人担心当前的低迷可能会为更深层次的调整奠定基础。 你可能还喜欢：Yeti Ouro 进入预售新阶段，现货比特币 ETF 停滞

纳斯达克向美国证券交易委员会提交文件，允许贝莱德现货比特币 ETF 进行实物转让，简化授权参与者的流程。 在提交给美国证券交易委员会的文件中，纳斯达克代表贝莱德提议修改 iShares 比特币 (BTC) 信托初始提案中提出的某些条件，以“允许以实物形式转让信托的比特币”。 纳斯达克在文件中写道：“拟议的实物转让流程将成为信托当前现金创建和赎回流程的替代方案。” 如果修正案获得批准，那么属于授权参与者类别的 IBIT 投资者将能够用比特币 ETF 股份兑换基础资产，而不是现金。这些基础资产还可以包括比特币等。授权参与者通常是大型公司，而不是个人股东。实物赎回有助于维持 ETF 的流动性，因为它简化了流程。 哇。问题太多了，而且这些内容非常深奥。所以我会保持高水平并回答“这是什么意思？”对于个人散户投资者来说，情况并非如此。主要意味着 ETF 的交易效率应该比现在更高……pic.twitter.com/LWYsKmo5sH— James Seyffart (@JSeyff) 2025 年 1 月 24 日 你可能还喜欢：特朗普支持比特币储备计划 加密货币 ETF 产品每周流入 19 亿美元 彭博 ETF 分析师詹姆斯·塞法特 (James Seyffart) 在最近的一篇文章中解释说，ETF 交易流程将变得更加高效，因为它“更加简化，步骤更少，涉及的各方更少”。他还批评了美国证券交易委员会 (SEC) 在加里·詹斯勒 (Gary Gensler) 领导下因监管偏好而强制执行现金赎回。 “我认为，从一开始就应该允许 ETF 这样做，但民主党 SEC 委员却反对，”Seyffart 说道。 虽然这一变化对个人投资者来说可能意义不大，但对 IBIT 的投资者来说却大有裨益。除了流动性之外，Bitseeker Consulting 首席架构师 Chris J. Terry 表示，实物赎回在税收效率方面可以发挥重要作用，因为它可以最大限度地减少资本利得分配，从而让股东受益。 据 crypto.news 此前报道，在特朗普就任总统的第一个工作日，贝莱德的 IBIT 在 12 只比特币 ETF 中名列前茅，净流入量达 6.619 亿美元。然而，过去一周，其流入量有所放缓。 1 月 22 日，贝莱德 IBIT 增持了 6,470 枚比特币，总持仓量达到 563,134 枚比特币。根据当前市场价格，贝莱德 IBIT 比特币持仓目前价值 556 亿美元。 阅读更多：

白宫正在敦促国会加快通过旨在规范支付稳定币的法案《GENIUS法案》。 这种压力是为了在两个月内将其送到唐纳德·特朗普总统的办公桌上，美国的加密货币報告。 该法案由参议员比尔·哈格蒂提出，于 3 月 13 日以 18 票对 6 票通过了参议院银行委员会。预计该法案将于下个月提交参议院辩论，参议院多数党领袖约翰·图恩将监督其进展。 如果该法案获得两党的大力支持（可能达到 70 票），白宫和主要立法者可能会推动绕过与众议院竞争的《稳定法案》的和解程序。 有关特朗普将在两个月内出台立法的消息与白宫在加密货币圆桌会议和数字资产峰会上发表的先前声明一致。 你可能还喜欢：Michael Saylor 的策略收购了 6,911 比特币，目前持有超过 506,000 BTC STABLE 法案加价 由众议员弗伦奇·希尔和布莱恩·斯蒂尔发起的《稳定法案》将于 4 月 2 日在众议院金融服务委员会上进行表决。虽然一些议员希望解决两份法案之间的分歧，但其他人则敦促众议院按原样通过参议院的版本，以避免延误。 一位加密货币游说者告诉 Crypto in America：“要求尽快通过该法案的压力已经越来越大。”“如果 GENIUS 获得 70 票，众议院将面临巨大压力，迫使其放弃并通过该法案。” 你可能还喜欢：富达向美国证券交易委员会提交文件，推出基于区块链的美元货币市场基金

Huione Group, a Cambodian conglomerate linked to the largest illicit online marketplace, could be cut off from the U.S. financial system under a new Treasury proposal. According to a May 1 announcement from the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), the agency is looking to label Huione Group as a “primary money laundering concern” and block it from accessing the American banking network FinCEN’s proposed rule would prevent U.S. financial institutions from opening or maintaining any correspondent or payable-through accounts for Huione Group. “Today’s proposed action will sever Huione Group’s access to correspondent banking, degrading these groups’ ability to launder their ill-gotten gains,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in an accompanying statement. While the company doesn’t directly bank in the U.S., FinCEN claims it reportedly operates through overseas firms that do, giving it indirect access to the American financial system. Authorities say this access has allowed Huione to quietly support major cybercriminal operations, including laundering stolen crypto for North Korea’s notorious Lazarus Group. You might also like:Google delists Huione app after Elliptic report According to the financial crimes watchdog, the group allegedly helped move at least $4 billion in illicit funds between August 2021 and January 2025, with a notable portion of those funds linked to online scams, such as pig butchering. One of the biggest concerns is that Huione has built a sprawling network of businesses designed to support its operations. These include Huione Pay, a payment services firm; Huione Crypto, a virtual asset platform; and a controversial Telegram-based marketplace that recently rebranded to Haowang Guarantee. FinCEN also flagged Huione’s stablecoin, USDH, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar but designed in a way that makes it hard to freeze. Officials believe it’s being used to sidestep oversight and quietly funnel illicit funds into fiat currency. “Because Huione Group claims that USDH cannot be frozen, this service offers Huione Group’s clientele a virtually risk-free ecosystem to move or store CVC without the risk of interception or “freezing” by law enforcement,” FinCEN noted in its rulemaking submission. In July 2024, Tether froze nearly $30 million in USDT linked to Huoine accounts, which may have prompted the launch of USDH. The proposed rule is now open to public comment for 30 days before it can take effect. Back in July 2024, blockchain forensics firm Elliptic raised red flags around Huione, calling it a central hub for Southeast Asian cybercriminals.  The report described the company’s marketplace as the biggest of its kind, with thousands of Telegram channels offering laundering services, scam website tools, and even human trafficking-related services. The platform’s mobile app was eventually delisted from the Google Play Store in January following criminal allegations, but it remains active on the Apple App Store.  Read more:Huione, company behind largest illicit online marketplace, launches stablecoin: report

The DeFi Education Fund, a research and advocacy organization, has petitioned the Trump administration to intervene in the prosecution of Roman Storm, the Tornado Cash co-founder facing criminal charges. According to an April 28 letter directed to White House crypto czar David Sacks, the group urged President Trump to “take immediate action to discontinue the Biden-era Department of Justice’s lawless campaign to criminalize open-source software development.” They argued that Storm’s case is part of a broader overreach that “threatens the very foundation of technological innovation” in the United States. Storm, whom the U.S. Department of Justice charged in August 2023, has been accused of helping launder over $1 billion through Tornado Cash, a popular crypto mixing service.  He faces charges of conspiracy to facilitate money laundering, conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitter, and violating U.S. sanctions, offenses that could carry a combined sentence of up to 45 years if convicted. As previously reported by crypto.news, last year Storm filed a motion to dismiss all charges, arguing that Tornado Cash was an immutable, open-source protocol beyond his control.  You might also like:Tornado Cash ported to MegaETH testnet after U.S. Treasury lifts sanctions However, U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla denied the motion in September 2024, ruling that the indictment met the legal threshold to proceed to trial. A subsequent bid for reconsideration was also rejected in February 2025. In their letter, the DeFi Education Fund argued that the Department of Justice is pushing an “unprecedented theory” by attempting to hold developers liable for how others use their code, even when they have “no control over those third parties or user assets.” They warned that if left unchecked, this legal approach “freezes” open-source development altogether. The group also pointed out that Storm’s prosecution appears to contradict earlier Treasury Department guidance issued during Trump’s first term, which clarified that developers of self-custodial, peer-to-peer protocols are not considered money transmitters under federal law. “We in the blockchain industry have relied on that guidance in good faith since 2019,” the letter stated. Further, the letter warned that beyond Storm’s individual case, the DOJ’s actions create a legal environment that “empowers politically-motivated enforcement” and puts every open-source developer at risk, regardless of industry. “No one writing code in good faith should have to fear prosecution for the actions of strangers,” the letter said, arguing that innovation in fields like financial technology, artificial intelligence, and even healthcare could be stifled if developers are held liable for how their tools are used. Achieving the goal of making America the “crypto capital of the planet,” they said, requires protecting the very builders who create the underlying technology. “We ask President Trump to protect American software developers, restore legal clarity, and end this unlawful DOJ overreach,” the group wrote, adding that the stakes “could not be higher” for the future of crypto innovation in the U.S. Meanwhile, support for the petition is growing, with more than 253 signatures as of press time from various industry leaders, including Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko, Paradigm co-founder Matt Huang, and Bankless co-founder Ryan Sean Adams. Read more:Coinbase legal chief slams U.S. Treasury’s bid to dismiss Tornado Cash suit