#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 BTC pulled back to 92K, ETH reclaimed $3,000—don’t rush to call this a bull trap. This wave isn’t retail hype; it’s whales quietly accumulating, and institutional funds are buying aggressively!

Check out these recent bombshells:

Vanguard made a 180-degree turn. This traditional asset management giant used to scoff at crypto, but now suddenly opened Bitcoin ETF access to its 8 million clients. Traditional capital finally acknowledges—digital assets are now a strategic battleground.

Rumor has it Trump wants to replace the Fed chair, with the dovish Hassett possibly taking over from Powell. If the Fed actually pivots to easing, Bitcoin could become the hard currency of a liquidity-flooded era.

The Fed’s balance sheet reduction plan has ended. While the effects aren’t fully realized yet, market expectations are already lit—huge inflows into crypto are likely on the horizon.

Japan’s bond market is stabilizing, and global rate hike fears are fading. Risk assets are rebounding, Bitcoin’s correlation with the Nasdaq is growing, and it’s shedding its “wild coin” label to be officially recognized as a tech asset.

Three tips for regular investors:

1. Don’t blindly chase pumps or dumps. Institutions are laying the foundation for the bull run—patience wins in the end.
2. Don’t panic over underwater positions. Mainstream coins will rotate eventually; stay at the table for your shot at a comeback.
3. Don’t go all-in or all-out. Keep some cash as ammo—add on dips, hold on rips.

This rally is just the appetizer for traditional big money entering the market. The chips in your hand mean you’re sitting at the same table as giants like Vanguard and BlackRock, sharing the pie.

You survived the bear market—the bull market gains are finally your turn!