【The last two weeks of January, the game rules are changing】

The upcoming signals may explain the situation better than candlestick charts.

**First, Washington is finally coming seriously.**

The chairman of the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee has decided: on January 27th at 3 PM, the review process for the Cryptocurrency Market Structure Bill will officially begin. Meanwhile, whispers inside the Senate suggest—"This industry has waited long enough." Years of regulatory vacuum seem to be counting down. Once this bill passes, the big gate facing institutional capital will be fully opened.

**Second, smart money is making big moves.**

Just in the past two days, Strive completed a Bitcoin acquisition—pushing its BTC holdings to 12,797 coins, and simultaneously climbing into the top 20 global corporate holdings. This is no longer a "allocation" issue; it’s a rush to buy. If a listed company plays like this, more will follow.

**Furthermore, traditional finance is tearing itself apart.**

Trump publicly called out that the Federal Reserve Chair is "strangling every rally," and even demanded rate cuts. The more obvious the confrontation between the White House and the Fed, the more it indicates—inside the traditional system, "certainty" is collapsing. Capital will always seek out more stable, more certain places.

Connecting these three events, what do you see?

Regulatory clarity is imminent, obstacles for institutional entry are being cleared. Companies continue to buy, Bitcoin supply is tightening, and confidence benchmarks are being established. Contradictions within traditional finance are intensifying, and risk assets are becoming the best hedging tools.

Isn’t this the "perfect storm" we’ve been waiting for?

**More interesting details:**

US inflation remains steady at 2.7%, perfectly in line with expectations—this indicates the probability of a "soft landing" for the economy is rising, opening a golden window for risk assets. Nigeria is requiring crypto transactions to be linked to tax IDs, seemingly advancing the compliance process. These small moves worldwide collectively point in the same direction: cryptocurrencies are moving from the fringe to the mainstream stage.

Historically, opportunities often emerge when most people are still hesitating.

BTC, ETH, and those undervalued assets are likely to be part of this wave.