FTX's new adjustment plan? I dare say, don't expect it to drive the market to recover, at most it's just a small trick to 'put out fires.' Many people have fantasies about FTX's restructuring, believing it can revitalize the market, but to be honest, the market's sentiment has already been destroyed, and relying on these superficial 'patch-ups' is simply futile.

First of all, FTX's problems cannot be solved by one or two adjustments. It's not just about bankruptcy; it's a deep-seated crisis of trust. Think about it, FTX was once a giant in the entire crypto market, and now even its restructuring looks like a joke. Trust in cryptocurrencies has already collapsed, and individual adjustments like FTX's will not rebuild market confidence, especially without any substantial results in sight.

Moreover, the losses experienced by FTX's users and investors cannot be soothed by a few policy adjustments. People's funds are trapped, trust has been lost, who would dare to easily believe that it can 'lead the market to recover'? FTX's restructuring plan may bring some short-term speculation and volatility, but it is far from enough to change the overall market trend. True market recovery requires systemic changes, policy support, and transparent regulation, rather than these 'superficial fixes' that do not address the root causes.

Additionally, the legal issues, debt problems, customer disputes, and a host of other troubles faced by FTX cannot be resolved overnight. What it can do is relieve some pressure and stabilize the market, but it will definitely not trigger a new bull market.

Therefore, FTX's adjustment plan may cause some short-term market fluctuations, but to truly drive the market to recover, more profound and fundamental measures are necessary. Relying solely on its 'market rescue' actions is likely to be in vain.

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