Recently checked the market data, and the total market capitalization of the crypto market has climbed back to the 3.5T mark. Interestingly, Bitcoin's dominance has slipped from around 60% to about 57%, which actually indicates one thing — funds are flowing into altcoins.

The trading volume of ETH and SOL has recently increased by 15%. The revival of DeFi and the optimization of Layer-2 chains have likely played a significant role. But if you only look at on-chain data, it's too superficial. Changes in Federal Reserve policy expectations and global regulatory signals are also subtly influencing market dynamics.

However, I need to clarify that this is not a hype about a big bull market. The Fear & Greed index is still stuck at a neutral 55, and market sentiment is neither greedy nor fearful. This recent wave of market movement has made me feel a change — people are starting to pay more attention to practical value. Institutional entry is no longer just for speculation but genuinely for deploying applications in the intersection of AI and blockchain. Of course, risks never disappear, and volatility can strike at any time.

In the long run, there are still interesting things in this industry. For example, using blockchain to promote free education projects that allow more ordinary people to access financial knowledge — this is what the crypto industry should be doing. The power of the community is also quite important; some people are supporting educational charities. Rationally viewing the market and growing with this industry is the right mindset.