#以太坊大户持仓变化 The U.S. Congress has just officially announced a piece of news that could reshape the landscape of the crypto market—scheduled to advance the Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act in January 2026.

This is not just a policy discussion on paper but a clear signal that the legislation is moving forward rapidly.

Why is this so critical?

First, crypto assets will be incorporated into the comprehensive U.S. financial regulatory framework. What does this mean? It means that, from a legal perspective, digital currencies are no longer in a gray area.

Second, the gate for institutional funds has opened. Traditional financial institutions, banks, pension funds, and asset management companies can finally legitimately allocate to crypto assets instead of repeatedly testing the boundaries of compliance.

ETFs, trust products, institutional investment channels—these tools that have been brewing will all be activated. The era of retail-driven markets may truly be coming to an end. Instead, there will be systematic participation from the national financial system.

Over the past decade, the biggest uncertainty hanging over the crypto market has been regulatory vacuum. Every policy fluctuation would make the market tense. But now, rules are becoming clearer.

The simple law of history: once rules are established, capital will follow. When the U.S. comprehensive regulatory framework is implemented, the valuation logic of the entire industry will be re-priced.

From fringe assets to mainstream financial assets, from retail markets to institutional markets—this transition window is very likely to open in 2026.

The wind has already shifted. The next steps depend on your position.