"In the future, we will not call it Bitcoin — it is just money." — Changpeng Zhao (CZ), founder of Binance
These words from CZ sound like a prophecy and become the key to understanding what is happening in the market. After all, everything we see today in the crypto world pushes us towards a new perception of money and finance.
Bitcoin has once again tested investors' nerves: growth has been replaced by a decline. For some, this is a signal of uncertainty, for others — a trap set by whales. But the fact remains — BTC continues to be the 'anchor' of the entire market.
Ethereum is preparing an upgrade that promises to speed up transactions and strengthen DeFi. Analysts are confident: this is a step towards that very future where crypto will not be a speculative asset, but a real tool of the economy.
New tokens are appearing rapidly, and each of them comes with a legend. Some promise a revolution, others raise doubts. But the interest is enormous because the market craves fresh ideas and the 'next big name.'
Institutional funds are increasingly entering crypto. Their silent purchases create the feeling that major players are preparing for a large-scale movement that will change the balance of power.
Regulators around the world are seeking ways to control and integrate cryptocurrencies. Some investors see this as a threat, while others view it as the long-awaited recognition of digital assets as part of the global economy.
