The cryptocurrency market is showing a positive trend, with institutional investments pouring in and the integration with traditional assets accelerating, driving potential upward movement for mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Recent news indicates that Federal Reserve officials hinted that if Trump's tariff policy leads to a surge in unemployment, they would support interest rate cuts, which may stimulate demand for risk assets. As 'digital gold,' cryptocurrencies stand to benefit, 📈 investors should pay attention to opportunities for improved liquidity. Institutional positioning is intensifying Bitcoin's scarcity: the supply on exchanges has dropped to its lowest level since 2018, and BlackRock predicts that its Bitcoin ETF will become the largest in the world within ten years, driving prices upward; a U.S. senator purchased the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF, and publicly traded companies continue to buy, highlighting institutional investment enthusiasm. Coinbase has launched the PAXG-PERP perpetual contract and ZORA token, bridging the gold and DeFi sectors, enhancing market depth. AT&T is collaborating with Helium, bringing blockchain applications to fruition, indicating the expansion of the Web3 ecosystem. However, political uncertainty surrounding Trump (such as the '51st state' remarks) and differences in U.S.-Ukraine talks may trigger geopolitical risks, and investors need to be cautious of volatility. Gold prices are too high to increase positions, so it is advisable to shift towards cryptocurrency asset allocation, suggesting decentralized risk and buying on dips. Overall, the market's bull signals are strong, but macro policies need to be monitored. 😎 The outlook is optimistic; cryptocurrency may become a mainstream investment tool. — Perspective of cryptocurrency market analysts.