# 比特币突破7.5万美元

The SEC and CFTC jointly issued landmark regulatory guidance, classifying crypto assets into five categories: digital commodities, digital collectibles, digital tools, payment stablecoins, and digital securities. The guidance clarifies that the first four categories are not securities, with only tokenized forms of traditional securities subject to securities law.
This move is truly "historic"—it completely ends the ambiguity of the Gensler era's stance that "most tokens are securities" and the years-long chaos of "enforcement as regulation." Now, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others are classified as

#比特币突破7.5万美元
Bitcoin rebounded to around $73,190 in early trading yesterday and entered a small consolidation phase. After pulling back to $72,200, it launched a strong rally, testing a high of $74,444 in the afternoon before a slight pullback. In the evening, it repeatedly oscillated within the $74,500–$73,000 range, and in the early morning hours, it regained strength. As of now, it has broken through $75,400, maintaining an overall upward momentum. From a technical perspective, the daily moving averages are in a bullish alignment, with the price staying above the short- and medium-term m

The market has been quite interesting these past couple of days. Regardless of how local conflicts are playing out, BTC continues to rise against the trend, ETH is leading the charge even more aggressively, and the AI sector has also started to move ahead of schedule. Funds and users are gradually returning, the market's resilience is indeed solid, and the bulls are gradually increasing volume. However, the Fed's interest rate decision is coming soon, so we need to maintain our pace and avoid being too aggressive.
Yesterday when the Asian session opened, ETH was quite strong, directly breaking