Many crypto veterans have already started shifting to the stock market...

In 2026, the market conditions are like this: liquidity in the crypto space is like a pile of shit, with no hot topics, no big opportunities, and the profit window is painfully narrow.
Many people say: stocks are the main trend? Exchanges are also starting to compete with stock-related products/derivatives, which indeed suggests a shift in the wind.
But I’ll break down the logic into several layers:
1. Liquidity and Opportunity Window
The current crypto market is a combination of “low liquidity + high volatility + low consensus,” leading to inefficient capital use.
The stock market (especially certain sectors of US/A-shares) has relatively better liquidity. Although sector rotation is slow, it’s supported by fundamentals, and macro policies/earnings seasons can still create structural opportunities.
→ Moving funds into stocks isn’t “escaping,” but rather standing on the side with more abundant liquidity, which is itself a trend-following move.
2. Choice is always greater than effort
That’s true.
If you choose the wrong direction, no matter how hard you work, it’s just internal friction.
But conversely, choosing correctly doesn’t mean you’ll automatically win—beginners entering the stock market still need to learn about information gaps, emotional management, valuation systems, and macro analysis.
Recently, I’ve been studying books and reviewing candlestick patterns. It feels much more exhausting than FOMO-style all-in in crypto, but it’s also more “controllable.”
3. Switching from a long-term perspective
Crypto isn’t unplayable, but it’s currently not cost-effective.
If you are a long-term believer in BTC/ETH, holding your coins and waiting for the cycle to turn is the easiest approach.
But if you want cash flow or compound growth by 2026, shifting to assets with dividends, buybacks, or fundamental support might not be a bad idea.
The key is not to go all-in on stocks and become a new rookie, nor to carry over the gambler mentality from crypto.
In summary:
When liquidity is low, following the trend and switching tracks is a rational choice, but don’t expect to make money lying down in a new track—beginners face a steeper learning curve than the market itself.
How are you currently allocating your assets?
- Holding coins and waiting for a bull run
- Partially shifting funds to stocks/A-shares/US stocks
- Or doing both crypto and stocks
Share your strategy in the comments, and I’ll see how many of you are “studying” like me😂
(Don’t ask me what I’m buying; I don’t place orders, I only provide judgments. Those who truly understand will research themselves, and if wrong, accept the consequences.)
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