In recent years, global regulation of stablecoins has continued to improve. Just today, the U.S. Senate voted to pass the Guiding and Promoting National Innovation in U.S. Stablecoins Act (also known as the GENIUS Act), once again clearing the way for global stablecoin regulation.

In addition to the improvement in the macro environment and favorable regulations, the industry has also seen new trends.

To date, Trump's crypto territory has been expanding, from the initial NFT to Defi, from MEME to stablecoins, and finally to mining. A new crypto empire named after Trump seems to be rising. And just recently, according to Fortune, the Trump family is suspected of targeting the blockchain game field again.

Although Hong Kong’s role as a window has limited effect at present, in the long run, if we want to break out of the traditional institutional circle, Hong Kong, which combines compliance and openness, is still the most suitable soil for development. From this point of view, spectators should perhaps be more patient with Hong Kong.

The impact of reciprocal tariffs is more severe than expected.

In a market dominated by external economic conditions, tariffs, inflation and geopolitics will all affect the crypto market. For investors, there is nothing to do but wait.

Just when the market was sluggish, the strategic reserves were mentioned again, and after being basically confirmed, they successfully stopped the market's decline.

Hong Kong did not plan to grab market share from the crypto market, but rather tried to build a new decentralized financial system based on traditional finance to fill the gap in virtual assets.

Is the bull market over? This question is also gradually being discussed in the market.

In fact, the art market has been in a clear downturn over the past two years and is in urgent need of fresh blood. According to ArtTactic, the total auction sales of Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips auction houses will fall by 26% in 2024 and 19% in 2023.

With his inauguration ceremony just around the corner, President-elect Trump could not hold back and gave the crypto market a little shock. On January 18, local time, Trump announced the launch of his personal Meme coin TRUMP on social media. This event set a precedent for a president of a country to issue personal MEME coins, and the crypto world once again ushered in a milestone in witnessing history.

After two years, creditors finally saw light at the end of the tunnel.

As the clock strikes 2025, the market seems to have entered garbage time.

New cycle, new direction, new application.

At the end of the year, the market once again focused on the actions of the Federal Reserve, and it was eagerly awaited. However, Alipay, at this time, brought a bit of a shock to the industry.

Bitcoin pulls back, while altcoin ETFs soar.

Although Desci has a positive vision and opening up channels for scientific research funding is undoubtedly valuable, from a current perspective, the hype is clearly greater than the actual utility.

El Salvador is ahead of most other countries in regulating cryptocurrencies. As the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, it has become home to many crypto companies.

As one of the most well-known companies in the world, it cannot be denied that Microsoft's mere consideration of BTC investment has far-reaching significance. On the other hand, MicroStrategy, which has already taken action, has made a lot of money from the dividends, and has also taught listed companies an important lesson.

Stimulated by the "election trade", Bitcoin took the lead in starting an upward trend and returned to above the long-lost $71,000 this week. Most crypto sectors rose, and the MEME market was even more immersed in PolitiFi.