The landscape of the crypto market is quietly changing. As Bitcoin gradually becomes a mainstream global asset and garners attention from major institutions and governments, it has transformed into a world-class asset allocation product.

In previous years, Bitcoin was highly correlated with the US stock market, but this year it has shown a completely different trend—oscillating with rapid pullbacks, failing to attract significant capital. In contrast, gold and US stocks are the real focus of global capital. But this is precisely a hidden opportunity: just a small portion of traditional assets flowing into the crypto space is enough to move the entire market.

The current market is a game of capital. As Bitcoin becomes a global asset, more participants will join—increasingly, players are no longer just single roles. Continuous sell-offs are simply unsustainable; whether it’s institutional chips or national reserves, ultimately, they are just circulating and transferring among large funds. From the monthly chart, it has closed in the green for three consecutive months, and the recovery potential for the entire January remains promising. Low leverage trading (within 5x) can fully withstand short-term volatility for bullish strategies.