Geopolitical tensions escalate once again. The political risks in Iran and Venezuela are rising, coupled with the Trump administration's pressure on the Federal Reserve, pushing global market risk aversion to high levels. Investors are generally flocking to traditional safe-haven assets, with gold and silver prices reaching new highs, and the market's anxiety index is evident.

In this macroeconomic context, the crypto market instead demonstrates a different kind of vitality. BTC rebounds strongly, repeatedly approaching the 100,000 mark, seemingly playing the role of a safe-haven asset in the new era. At the same time, industry infrastructure construction has not slowed down—leading exchanges, Solana ecosystem, and others are continuously upgrading and optimizing, with network stability and user experience being refined. Although occasional technical issues occur on some public chains, the overall trend is forward-moving.

Behind this pattern reflects a clear signal: traditional financial safe-haven assets and on-chain innovation are developing in parallel, and BTC is gradually gaining recognition from more mainstream asset allocators. Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, but in the long run, crypto assets are finding their place within the financial system.