The cryptocurrency market has been quite active in recent days. Trump officially announced the new Federal Reserve Chair nominee, which directly impacts the direction of monetary policy, and many are watching this move closely. At the same time, he also leaked the non-farm payroll data in advance, causing some market jitters.
Even more interesting are the statements from industry leaders. MicroStrategy founder expressed the view that Bitcoin has bid farewell to the bear market era and that the market may enter a new phase. Zhao Changpeng went further, stating that a super cycle could be just around the corner. Coupled with the news that US banks are quietly increasing their Bitcoin holdings, the shift in institutional attitude indeed seems to carry some significance.
Goldman Sachs also spoke out, believing that multiple factors stacking up will accelerate Bitcoin's adoption in mainstream finance. On-chain signals also point to activity—recently, a miner account from the Satoshi era transferred 2,000 BTC, and such activity from ancient miner accounts has always been considered an important reference. All these signs together indicate that market sentiment is indeed heating up.
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The cryptocurrency market has been quite active in recent days. Trump officially announced the new Federal Reserve Chair nominee, which directly impacts the direction of monetary policy, and many are watching this move closely. At the same time, he also leaked the non-farm payroll data in advance, causing some market jitters.
Even more interesting are the statements from industry leaders. MicroStrategy founder expressed the view that Bitcoin has bid farewell to the bear market era and that the market may enter a new phase. Zhao Changpeng went further, stating that a super cycle could be just around the corner. Coupled with the news that US banks are quietly increasing their Bitcoin holdings, the shift in institutional attitude indeed seems to carry some significance.
Goldman Sachs also spoke out, believing that multiple factors stacking up will accelerate Bitcoin's adoption in mainstream finance. On-chain signals also point to activity—recently, a miner account from the Satoshi era transferred 2,000 BTC, and such activity from ancient miner accounts has always been considered an important reference. All these signs together indicate that market sentiment is indeed heating up.