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Bowman's statement turned "holding a small amount of coins" into a new market narrative.
Don't underestimate the power of a casual remark from a Federal Reserve official. Bowman’s comment that "holding a small amount of cryptocurrency is fine" immediately gave the market a new narrative: even regulators acknowledge that this thing has a presence!
This is actually a nod to the "legitimacy of value." Because if an asset is worthless, there is no need to specifically give it the green light. It is precisely because cryptocurrencies have become entangled in the global financial system that the Federal Reserve has no choice but to acknowledge it and attempt to draw a vague yet practical "red line": it can be held, but in small amounts.
Looking at it from a different angle, this is a psychological game: rather than completely prohibiting it, it's better to let people engage within a framework. Otherwise, the Federal Reserve itself may become marginalized.
This is reminiscent of parents at home telling their children, "You can play games, but only for half an hour each day." Although it is a form of control, it essentially acknowledges that games have become indispensable.
In the future, don't be surprised if crypto assets become "a part of the game" in the financial system. And today is just the first act of the plot.