#大户持仓动态 Recently, the rhythm of the crypto world is interesting - the easing of regulation and the influx of capital have formed a hedging effect, and the sense of a market bottom rebound is becoming stronger.
The SEC has approved the preliminary application for a spot Ethereum ETF, and this news has directly driven the monthly increase of $ETH to 25.5%. The Layer 2 ecosystem is also benefiting, with noticeable growth in the locked value of Arbitrum and Base. The total market capitalization of the public chain sector has kept pace, increasing by 10.5% to a scale of $1.9 trillion.
Specifically for major mainstream coins: $BTC is steadfastly holding the line at $67,000, backed by the continuous accumulation from spot ETFs like BlackRock's IBIT, with a scale that has exceeded $20 billion; $SOL's performance is even stronger, achieving a market cap increase of 34.5% thanks to its collaboration with PayPal and advancements in cross-chain technology.
But behind the calm surface, risks are still brewing beneath. The bankruptcy settlement expectations of Mt. Gox have been weighing down Bitcoin's upward momentum, and with several projects recently experiencing hacking attacks, market sentiment is occasionally poked.
From a broader perspective, the gradual improvement of the global regulatory framework and the accelerated entry of institutional funds are the most core driving forces, and the mainstreaming process is clearly accelerating in this cycle.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 3h ago
BlackRock's Accumulation of 20 billion, is this creating a sense of security for us or is it the next trap?
The rise of Sol this time is indeed frightening, but can the partnership with PayPal really support this valuation?
Mt.Gox is really about to start dumping, we need to be careful.
Institutional entry is a good thing, but everyone, don't get played for suckers.
The loosening of regulations is actually more dangerous; why do I feel like they are laying out a plan?
Is the rise of ETH to 25.5 a real breakthrough or a bull trap? To be honest, it's a bit nerve-wracking.
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SellTheBounce
· 3h ago
Sell on the rebound; this principle is something no one ever seems to grasp.
Just wait, there will always be lower points.
25.5%, 34.5%... these numbers look nice, but there will always be more dumb buyers.
Is it all over once the institutions get on board? The knife from Mt. Gox hasn't even dropped yet.
History has taught me one thing—greedy people always end up losing the most.
It may seem stable, but the risks are lurking in the shadows. It’s just human weakness.
The sharper the rise, the more cautious you must be; this is my trading philosophy after ten years.
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SignatureCollector
· 3h ago
The institutions catching a falling knife is, to put it bluntly, just throwing money to exchange for confidence. How long it can last depends on when those Mt.Gox people will sell.
The rise of ETH this time is really outrageous, but I always feel like the hacker attack is the hidden landmine.
SOL's collaboration with PayPal is taking advantage of the situation, but is there any story behind it?
"Loosening" regulations sound nice, but in reality, it's just a shift from overt theft to covert theft, haha.
BlackRock's accumulation breaking 20 billion feels like digging a pit for retail investors.
Bottom rebound? What I'm more concerned about is who will be played for suckers in the next round.
The growth data of Layer 2, compared to the crazy rises before, is indeed not enough to look at.
The mainstreaming process of this cycle... It sounds nice to say it's a process, but frankly, it's just a new trick for playing people for suckers.
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ChainWatcher
· 3h ago
Wait, SOL rose 34.5%? How did I miss that... This pace is a bit fast.
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ETH has indeed shown some strength this time, but I feel like it still depends on how the Fed acts later.
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I believe in BlackRock's accumulation, but can they really hold the 67,000 mark...
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The Mt. Gox situation has always been a hidden danger, and it will blow up sooner or later.
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Institutions getting on board is real, but when will retail money catch up?
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Layer 2 rising is a good thing, but I'm afraid it might just be a flash in the pan.
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Does the partnership between SOL and PayPal feel overhyped? Or am I misunderstanding something?
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Is it time to buy the dip or chase the price now... I'm really not sure.
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Hacker is causing trouble again, how many years will it take to completely resolve this?
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Regulatory easing sounds good, but there will definitely be pitfalls waiting ahead.
#大户持仓动态 Recently, the rhythm of the crypto world is interesting - the easing of regulation and the influx of capital have formed a hedging effect, and the sense of a market bottom rebound is becoming stronger.
The SEC has approved the preliminary application for a spot Ethereum ETF, and this news has directly driven the monthly increase of $ETH to 25.5%. The Layer 2 ecosystem is also benefiting, with noticeable growth in the locked value of Arbitrum and Base. The total market capitalization of the public chain sector has kept pace, increasing by 10.5% to a scale of $1.9 trillion.
Specifically for major mainstream coins: $BTC is steadfastly holding the line at $67,000, backed by the continuous accumulation from spot ETFs like BlackRock's IBIT, with a scale that has exceeded $20 billion; $SOL's performance is even stronger, achieving a market cap increase of 34.5% thanks to its collaboration with PayPal and advancements in cross-chain technology.
But behind the calm surface, risks are still brewing beneath. The bankruptcy settlement expectations of Mt. Gox have been weighing down Bitcoin's upward momentum, and with several projects recently experiencing hacking attacks, market sentiment is occasionally poked.
From a broader perspective, the gradual improvement of the global regulatory framework and the accelerated entry of institutional funds are the most core driving forces, and the mainstreaming process is clearly accelerating in this cycle.