Disruptions are happening, and at a faster pace than you think.

Let's start with the recent major move—the SEC crypto roundtable on December 15. Unlike before, for the first time, the legal status of Bitcoin and Ethereum has the opportunity to be openly discussed and defined. Once the regulatory framework is finalized, Wall Street funds, pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds that are currently on the sidelines will shift from spectators to participants. Don’t underestimate the power of this shift; clear rules themselves are an invitation.

Simultaneously, there is an astonishing policy proposal—eliminating personal income tax. If implemented, US funds will be freed from tax constraints, which could directly boost crypto assets. Imagine profits from trading cryptocurrencies being tax-free, crypto payments becoming widespread, and digital assets truly entering mainstream finance in the US. But on the flip side, if the government relies on tariffs, will cross-border crypto transactions face new regulatory restrictions?

The third variable is interest rate cuts. An 86.9% probability signals to the market that "money has become cheaper." Funds are withdrawing en masse from low-yield assets and shifting toward high-growth assets. Gold and silver are already moving, but the real resilience still lies in highly sensitive assets like BTC, ETH, and BNB.

What will the next market trend look like?

In the short term, expect volatility; in the medium term, expect a rally. From a longer-term perspective, now might be the window for early movers to position themselves.

But there’s always a rule: buying on expectations makes money; chasing after peaks leaves you on standby.

What you need isn’t precise prediction but timely positioning.

Now ask yourself: do you want to follow the trend and buy high, or build your position early?

(Pure personal analysis, not investment advice)