Recently, an interesting opinion has been circulating in the community — a big bull market is coming, but we also have to admit that predictions are never 100% accurate.

What triggered this judgment? The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission removed cryptocurrencies from the risk monitoring list in 2026, which is definitely a positive signal for the industry. A shift in policy attitude often can influence large capital decisions.

Looking at the global market landscape — the stock markets of China, the US, and South Korea, the three major crypto markets, are all in a bull run, but a significant portion of these large funds are still concentrated in stocks and precious metals. What does this mean? It indicates that there is still a large amount of incremental capital that has not yet flowed into crypto assets.

Comparing the timeline makes it even clearer. Since Bitcoin surged to a high of $69,000 in 2021, although BTC has increased over the years, ETH’s performance at that time was much weaker. The entire industry’s growth has been squeezed under high-interest environments.

Now the situation has changed — the rate cut cycle has started, the internationalization of stablecoins is advancing, crypto-friendly policies are gradually forming, and on-chain financial applications are being implemented. These factors combined give the impression that the crypto industry is now like the moment before dawn, with the prelude to a big bull market already brewing.

Just look at the actions of leading institutions — mainstream stablecoin issuers, large asset management firms, they are continuously increasing their holdings. Don’t underestimate this signal.

Therefore, from a spot trading perspective, it’s worth considering buying the coins you are optimistic about on dips. Especially those with solid fundamentals and promising prospects — building positions at this stage still presents opportunities.