#数字资产市场动态 Entering 2026, the rhythm of the crypto market has clearly changed. After the strong downward push at the beginning of the year, the current pattern is more about repeated fluctuations at high levels and rotation among different sectors. Why? Regulatory signals have become clearer—frameworks like the Clarity Act are gradually being implemented, and the SEC's attitude is softening, which has given the market plenty of room for imagination. But the most core driving forces are actually twofold: first, the narrative around privacy protection is reigniting, and second, institutional funds are continuously deploying. The collision of these two forces is the main logic behind the current market trend.
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MelonField
· 16h ago
Is the privacy concept being hyped up again? Are institutions really entering the market or are they just storytelling again?
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WenMoon
· 16h ago
The privacy narrative has indeed gained momentum, which I didn't expect. I thought this round was driven solely by institutions.
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HodlOrRegret
· 16h ago
The privacy narrative is real this time, but are institutions really making moves or just talking about it? That's the key.
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SerumDegen
· 16h ago
ngl the "institutional capital" copium is real here... but yeah privacy narrative fueling another alt season? that's the cascade effect we've been hunting for. sec softening = liquidity unlocked, simple as that. watching which alts get liquidated first when this rotation fails lol
#数字资产市场动态 Entering 2026, the rhythm of the crypto market has clearly changed. After the strong downward push at the beginning of the year, the current pattern is more about repeated fluctuations at high levels and rotation among different sectors. Why? Regulatory signals have become clearer—frameworks like the Clarity Act are gradually being implemented, and the SEC's attitude is softening, which has given the market plenty of room for imagination. But the most core driving forces are actually twofold: first, the narrative around privacy protection is reigniting, and second, institutional funds are continuously deploying. The collision of these two forces is the main logic behind the current market trend.