[Coin World] Behind this round of market activity is a core driving force—the expectation that the regulatory environment may ease. This is followed by significant capital movements: digital asset companies are intensively launching listing plans, exchanges and project parties are full of expectations for amnesty and withdrawal of lawsuits. Prices are rising as a result, and the overall enthusiasm in the sector has significantly increased. This is not only a matter of price increases, but also reflects the collective betting of market participants on the direction of policies—industry donations, institutional layout adjustments, and even project financing plans are all being adjusted accordingly. From the perspective of market cycles, this policy-driven rise often comes with structural opportunities, but one must also be wary of the risk of expectation gaps.
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Regulatory expectations drive a new cycle in the crypto market: from policy shifts to capital entering the market.
[Coin World] Behind this round of market activity is a core driving force—the expectation that the regulatory environment may ease. This is followed by significant capital movements: digital asset companies are intensively launching listing plans, exchanges and project parties are full of expectations for amnesty and withdrawal of lawsuits. Prices are rising as a result, and the overall enthusiasm in the sector has significantly increased. This is not only a matter of price increases, but also reflects the collective betting of market participants on the direction of policies—industry donations, institutional layout adjustments, and even project financing plans are all being adjusted accordingly. From the perspective of market cycles, this policy-driven rise often comes with structural opportunities, but one must also be wary of the risk of expectation gaps.