The recent consolidation phase in the crypto market seems to be gradually coming to an end. Trading activity has noticeably increased, and funds are beginning to selectively tilt towards high-beta assets. There are many opportunities hidden behind this shift.

Bitcoin's dominance is weakening, which is an interesting signal. Institutional participation varies, and their cautious attitude has caused BTC to fall into a range-bound consolidation. In contrast, funds are more favorably disposed towards carefully selected altcoins, indicating that the market is searching for growth points.

The situation with Ethereum is a bit complicated. Whales are starting to sell, and at the same time, ETFs are experiencing net outflows. The combined pressure from these two forces is significant. However, looking at other networks, their popularity among institutions is soaring—Solana is receiving dual support from institutional filings and network upgrades, while XRP is rising due to ETF fund inflows and favorable regulations.

BNB Chain is also not resting. Expectations of a hard fork and expanded institutional access are providing the market with plenty of imagination space. Tron is consolidating its position in the institutional settlement layer with its stablecoin ecosystem dominance and the upcoming inclusion in ETFs. After clarifying token ownership issues and deeply integrating Telegram wallets, Ton's market sentiment has stabilized. Polygon has taken a differentiated approach—continuously burning tokens while focusing on institutional-grade development. This combination has significantly improved expectations of scarcity.