Has the US Securities and Exchange Commission removed the cryptocurrency risk list, and is the market ushering in a super cycle?

【BlockBeats】January 10th latest news sparks attention: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has officially removed “cryptocurrency assets” from the 2026 key risk list. This shift is widely seen by the industry as a major positive signal for the crypto market.

Regarding this change in regulatory attitude, industry experts stated: Although their own judgment may also be biased, based on current market signals, the long-anticipated “super cycle” seems to be brewing.

What does this move by the SEC mean? First, it reflects an adjustment in the U.S. regulatory perspective on the risks of the crypto industry—removing it from the high-risk list indicates that regulators are gradually adopting a more rational stance towards this asset class. Second, it opens up possibilities for more friendly policies toward the crypto market in the future.

Of course, a single regulatory action is not enough to guarantee the arrival of a super cycle, but when the entire external environment begins to send positive signals, market sentiment often leads the way. This time window is worth paying attention to.