While retail investors are still worried about market downturns, the moves of major institutions have already revealed everything. A message recently retweeted by a top exchange executive has attracted attention — Wells Fargo invested $380 million to increase BTC holdings, simultaneously signaling the potential launch of a "supercycle," with additional tailwinds from SEC's consideration of removing crypto assets from the high-risk list.
Just look at current market performance. Institutions are continuously accumulating at low prices, while retail investor sentiment remains hovering in fear. This contrast is never coincidental — historically, every such divergence has often preceded important turning points in the market.
If macroeconomic pressures truly ease, high-elasticity tracks will be the first to attract capital inflows. Beyond BTC, projects with strong community foundations are also starting to warrant re-examination. Projects in the Ethereum ecosystem that have accumulated years of consensus may encounter new opportunities at this juncture.
The essence of the crypto space is information gap = profit gap. Major institutions are positioning for the future while most people remain on the sidelines observing. When trends arrive, the profit differential between being ahead and being caught off guard is often massive. On this eve of a market turning point, will you choose to take the initiative or continue following the crowd?
While retail investors are still worried about market downturns, the moves of major institutions have already revealed everything. A message recently retweeted by a top exchange executive has attracted attention — Wells Fargo invested $380 million to increase BTC holdings, simultaneously signaling the potential launch of a "supercycle," with additional tailwinds from SEC's consideration of removing crypto assets from the high-risk list.
Just look at current market performance. Institutions are continuously accumulating at low prices, while retail investor sentiment remains hovering in fear. This contrast is never coincidental — historically, every such divergence has often preceded important turning points in the market.
If macroeconomic pressures truly ease, high-elasticity tracks will be the first to attract capital inflows. Beyond BTC, projects with strong community foundations are also starting to warrant re-examination. Projects in the Ethereum ecosystem that have accumulated years of consensus may encounter new opportunities at this juncture.
The essence of the crypto space is information gap = profit gap. Major institutions are positioning for the future while most people remain on the sidelines observing. When trends arrive, the profit differential between being ahead and being caught off guard is often massive. On this eve of a market turning point, will you choose to take the initiative or continue following the crowd?