How do you view the 2025 cryptocurrency bull market?
The cryptocurrency market in 2025 may be gearing up for significant events, with a few key points to keep in mind: In the first half of the year, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and Trump's crypto-friendly policies will come together, while traditional institutions throw money into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs as if a tour group suddenly arrived at a hotpot restaurant, flooding the market with cash. Major institutions are now incorporating cryptocurrencies as a standard, and even 'slow money' like pensions is starting to enter the market, making the foundation increasingly stable.
On the technology side, we can't just make empty promises. The Bitcoin second-layer network really needs to solve the old problem of transaction delays, and on-chain AI applications need to deliver real products—like using tokens to pay for AI training fees, which would show real innovation. Third-world countries are being pressured by inflation, with the public turning to Bitcoin as a lifeline; Turkish grandmothers are buying cryptocurrency more eagerly than gold, and stablecoins are quietly taking a slice of the cross-border remittance market, making Western Union shake in its boots.
If Trump wins again, the SEC will probably have to replace its personnel, and once regulations are loosened, stock tokenization and real estate on the blockchain could be allowed, and Wall Street insiders will certainly catch the scent. Market sentiment is already at a peak, with Bitcoin reaching $130,000 and Ethereum pushing towards $5,000; new investors are eager to replicate the wealth myth of 2021.
However, it's wise to keep a backup plan: a sudden interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve could burst all leveraged positions, and the dogecoin with the animal head could crash at any moment; it’s not impossible for a technical flaw to create a black swan event. The key rhythm is to reap policy dividends in the first half of the year and focus on technological implementation in the second half; what needs to be done now is to stock up on physical assets, avoid excessive leverage, and keep an eye on changes in Bitcoin's market share. Losing money in a bull market can be harsher than in a bear market, so don’t forget to buckle your seatbelt while counting your profits.
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