Recently, the stock market has been booming, with the US stock market frequently hitting new all-time highs. Precious metals like gold and silver have also performed quite well and are relatively resistant to declines. The domestic A-shares market has even reached a ten-year high, rising for 17 consecutive days. In contrast, the cryptocurrency sector, once regarded as a promising investment frontier, has recently seen a significant decline in popularity.

Although leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum broke previous highs at the beginning of the year, they have since fallen into repeated fluctuations. Attempts to break through wave after wave have failed to establish a sustained upward trend. This sense of lag is particularly obvious—while traditional financial assets, precious metals, and the stock market are rising, the crypto world seems somewhat neglected.

The performance of the two markets presents a stark contrast. This situation indeed prompts some reflection and causes many holders to start pondering: how much longer until the true turning point in the cryptocurrency market?