#美联储重启降息步伐 $BTC $ETH

Three things happened last night that made me start to believe: this bull run might really be different.

First, let’s talk about Pakistan.
A country with a population of 200 million has directly launched a national stablecoin.
This isn’t a test—it’s actually moving fiat currency onto the blockchain in a real, substantial way.
What does this mean? Sovereign currencies are starting to become deeply integrated with public blockchain infrastructure. When countries enter, it’s never for speculation—they come to set the rules.

Next, let’s look at Wall Street.
Tom Lee, a seasoned macro analyst, just made a heavy bet on ETH, investing $68.67 million.
The timing is subtle: while the market is gripped by panic.
He left a stinging comment: "Smart money is accumulating while retail investors are pulling out."
Is a drop really a risk, or is it just an opportunity on sale?

Lastly, there’s the move by Canada’s sixth largest bank.
They didn’t buy Bitcoin directly, but instead acquired $273 million worth of BTC by holding MicroStrategy’s stock.
Bank → Public Company → Bitcoin.
What does this path show? Traditional finance has already found a compliant way to get Bitcoin onto their balance sheets.
The question isn’t "Should we buy?" anymore, but "How much should we allocate?"

Looking ahead, the underlying logic of the bull market might be changing.
It used to be driven by retail enthusiasm and storytelling.
Now? National stablecoins + institutional allocations + bank balance sheets.

If you’re still asking when the bull market will start, the answer is already hidden in these actions.
When countries, banks, and Wall Street are all betting at the same time, maybe the thing for ordinary people to do isn’t to wait and see.

Bull markets never wait for anyone. They only start quietly while most people are hesitating.

Are you on board now?