And, the announcement of the theft of the SEC account spreading false news about the BTC spot ETF also has some negative impact on the Bitcoin ETF itself.

Those with keen eyes can see that hackers can easily profit from the high leverage in the secondary market by coordinating with false news, and directly launder the money (CEX unreasonably freezing, and even unable to distinguish).

This incident once again provides the SEC with an extremely vivid, profound, and substantial excuse to "cryptocurrency assets are highly volatile, easily manipulated, and used for improper gains."

I ask, which has a greater impact: personally experiencing or passively participating in a "market manipulation," or reading lengthy reports written by analysts within institutions?

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