On January 13th, PANews reported that Jack Yi, founder of Liquid Capital, posted on the X platform: "The US, China, and South Korea are the three main markets for the crypto industry. All three stock markets are currently in a bull market. Large funds are mainly in the stock market and even heavy metals (gold, silver, rare earths, etc.). Coupled with the impact of the interest rate hike cycle and the fact that blockchain technology's impact on reality is not as expected, it's been four years since Bitcoin reached $69,000 in 2021. While BTC has only slightly appreciated, ETH is far below its high four years ago. This should be considered a disappointing four years for crypto investors. However, bull markets often emerge from periods of despair. Especially with the arrival of interest rate cuts, the globalization of stablecoins, crypto-friendly policies, and the application of blockchain in finance, both the macro environment and technical indicators suggest that we are currently at the dawn before a major crypto bull market. Be greedy when others are fearful; the bull market may be slow, but it will be even more spectacular when it arrives. I also strongly agree with CZ's statement that a crypto supercycle is coming. Industry leaders like BMNR, Strategy, Tether, Binance, and USD1 are all continuously buying."