🔥 1. The return of momentum to the market (Bull Market?)
Bitcoin has returned to trading above important levels after a period of stagnation, and talk of a new bullish wave has begun.
The entry of major financial institutions (such as BlackRock and Fidelity) through Bitcoin ETF funds has increased market confidence.
Alternative currencies (Altcoins) have started to move after a long period of stagnation.
🧾 2. Government regulations are intensifying
United States: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) continues to pursue some projects like Ripple and Binance, but recently approved several Bitcoin ETF funds, which some consider a shift in stance.
European Union: The MiCA regulation that organizes the crypto asset markets has begun to be implemented, attempting to strike a balance between protection and innovation.
Arab countries: Saudi Arabia and the UAE are moving towards experimenting with central bank digital currencies (CBDC) and establishing a supportive legislative environment.
💰 3. Interest in decentralized finance (DeFi) technology and artificial intelligence
DeFi projects continue to grow, especially those that offer safer and easier-to-use solutions.
The integration of artificial intelligence in automated market analysis, portfolio management, and even generating smart trading strategies.
🪙 4. Stablecoins are asserting themselves
With price volatility, the need for stable digital currencies like USDT and USDC is increasing.
Banks and governments are considering issuing digital versions of their currencies as a more efficient alternative.
🌍 5. Global interest in blockchain technology is greater than in the currencies themselves
Major companies (such as Microsoft and Amazon) are investing in blockchain technologies, not necessarily in the currencies.
Smart contracts are being used in new fields such as real estate, education, and healthcare.
