Take a close look at the recent market trends. The traditional financial sector is really lively: stocks are hitting all-time highs, precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum are breaking records, real estate indices are reaching new peaks, and copper prices are also on the rise. U.S. Treasury yields are hitting new highs, the deposits in money market funds are increasing, and the fiscal deficit is soaring to an all-time high.

Looking at this wave of market activity, almost all traditional asset classes are celebrating new highs, but the only exception is the crypto market, which remains in the corner. Consider this question: in such a market environment, how much longer will crypto assets be marginalized? From macro data, the crazy rise of mainstream assets indicates liquidity is being reallocated. The question is, when will these incremental funds truly flow into digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum? Or will the crypto market have to wait for the next cycle to arrive?