Once the structural bill loosens, the first beneficiaries are not the coin prices, but confidence.
Many people focus on one question about the bill: Will it go up? But the real question is: Does the market dare to continue playing?
The reason for the high volatility in the crypto market is not just sentiment, but also everyone's constant worry about "rules being changed." As the structural bill begins to move toward clarity, even before it is fully implemented, confidence starts to recover.
You will see three changes: 1️⃣ Increased discussions about crypto among institutions 2️⃣ Projects start to seriously discuss compliance routes 3️⃣ Long-term funds begin to reassess allocation value This is not a short-term market signal, but a sign that the market's lifespan is being extended. If the past crypto market was about "whether it can survive," now the question is: "How to survive longer in the future."
A one-sentence summary of this turning point: It's not that regulation has become friendlier, but that crypto is finally being treated as a "long-term existence."
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Once the structural bill loosens, the first beneficiaries are not the coin prices, but confidence.
Many people focus on one question about the bill: Will it go up?
But the real question is: Does the market dare to continue playing?
The reason for the high volatility in the crypto market is not just sentiment, but also everyone's constant worry about "rules being changed." As the structural bill begins to move toward clarity, even before it is fully implemented, confidence starts to recover.
You will see three changes:
1️⃣ Increased discussions about crypto among institutions
2️⃣ Projects start to seriously discuss compliance routes
3️⃣ Long-term funds begin to reassess allocation value
This is not a short-term market signal, but a sign that the market's lifespan is being extended.
If the past crypto market was about "whether it can survive," now the question is: "How to survive longer in the future."
A one-sentence summary of this turning point:
It's not that regulation has become friendlier, but that crypto is finally being treated as a "long-term existence."