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⚠️Breaking News: Global assets are now truly rising together

Recently, this situation has been quite surreal:

The total market capitalization of US stocks has surged to $72 trillion, reaching a historic high. Precious metals are also going crazy—gold has increased 50% over six months, silver 50% in one month, and platinum even more aggressively, up 50% in a week. This isn't just about one asset class; the entire market is moving.

The key point is, Bitcoin holder Michael Saylor is pushing Saudi Arabia’s $3 trillion sovereign wealth fund to consider buying BTC. Major funds entering the market send a very clear signal.

Honestly, this has gone beyond the scope of a normal bull market. Behind it is an asset revaluation driven by a flood of liquidity—both traditional assets and crypto assets are exploding simultaneously, which is quite rare in history.

So the question is: When will the crypto market truly enter the mainstream?

Actually, the answer is already in progress. Sovereign funds, listed companies, and family offices are now viewing crypto assets as a new store of value for the era. This narrative is just beginning to unfold. Unlike the competition for existing assets like US stocks and precious metals, the crypto space is still in the "0 to 1" stage—user numbers, capital scale, and application ecosystems all have huge room for growth.

In simple terms, global capital is looking for an exit beyond the US dollar. Because of its liquidity and innovative stories, crypto assets are becoming the most active players in this capital migration. When traditional capital and crypto protocols start to merge, the next cycle may no longer be just a simple "speculation" game, but a real restructuring of the asset landscape.

The winds have indeed changed. This time, even Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund could become an incremental fuel for the crypto market.