Election hype fades, fundamentals stay. 📊 Crypto volatility is normal—long-term growth depends on adoption, liquidity, and regulation, not politics.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller noted that the initial optimism in crypto markets following the election of U.S. President Donald Trump may be diminishing. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting Waller's observations amid a recent selloff affecting the asset class. The decline in enthusiasm comes as the crypto market faces volatility and uncertainty, impacting investor sentiment.