The crypto market has recently rebounded, with Bitcoin breaking through $60,000, mainly driven by expectations of interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, inflow of institutional funds (such as the approval of Bitcoin ETFs), and improved market sentiment. However, high volatility remains, and regulatory uncertainties (such as the SEC's scrutiny of tokens) and macroeconomic changes could trigger corrections. In the long term, the expansion of blockchain technology applications (such as DeFi and RWA) may support value, but investors need to be wary of speculative risks and allocate assets reasonably. In a differentiated market, mainstream coins and compliant projects are more favored, while caution is warranted with altcoin bubbles. Crypto assets are gradually entering the mainstream, but healthy growth still requires time for validation.