The recent momentum in the crypto market has really heated up.

Vitalik recently announced that the technical foundation of Web3 is now in place—PoS consensus, ZK scaling, decentralized storage—these issues have been basically solved. Now, it's just a matter of actually building. Meanwhile, the influx of funds into spot ETFs is crazy; Bitcoin has surged to around $95,000, and many analysts are calling $100,000 just around the corner. The stablecoin protocol launched by the Pakistani government and related parties has also been signed, enabling cross-border payments in USD. This is significant—sovereign nations are officially embracing crypto assets, no longer just fringe topics.

These three signals combined pack a powerful punch. On the Ethereum side, Vitalik's call will naturally attract developers to flock in, and Layer 2 solutions and real-world applications will accelerate deployment. Regarding Bitcoin, daily ETF inflows exceed $750 million, with institutions like Fidelity and BlackRock making large purchases. Market supply is tightening, and rising prices are inevitable. Stablecoins are shifting from fringe payment tools to global liquidity solutions. Coupled with the current friendly policy environment and strategic asset allocation needs, the entire market feels like it's been given a strong shot of adrenaline. Decentralization is moving from a utopian idea to a practical global adoption accelerator. Projects within the $BTC and $SOL ecosystems, along with user inflows and funding, are poised for explosive growth.

Looking ahead, 2026 will be a turning point with deep institutional participation. Bitcoin's volatility will significantly narrow, and its attributes as digital gold will become more apparent—hedging inflation and geopolitical risks. It wouldn't be surprising if the price easily breaks $150,000 and even pushes toward $200,000. On the Ethereum side, leveraging on-chain vaults and RWA tokenization, its market cap will gradually approach Bitcoin's. Meanwhile, Web3 user experience will see major upgrades, naturally attracting Web2 users. Stablecoins will become even more popular, and emerging market countries may start paying attention—after all, they involve local currency liquidity issues.

The entire crypto market is shifting from a speculative phase to a practical one. Prediction markets, privacy tools, AI integration with blockchain—these will become new hot spots. Once regulatory frameworks become clearer, bridging traditional finance and Web3 will become routine. Keep an eye on quantum computing, the black swan; community governance solutions will determine future resilience.

The question is: will Bitcoin break $200,000 first in 2026, or will Web3 applications achieve mainstream adoption first? What projects are you all building now? Share your ideas! #Strategy加仓BTC $SOL