Talking about the market, benefiting from Bitcoin's daytime rebound, the performance of altcoins is generally quite good. The exchange rate of Ethereum to Bitcoin has also been rising recently. Last night, there was over 40 million in fund inflow for the Ethereum ETF, with positive funds flowing for three consecutive days. I mentioned before that the new administration is favorable for ETH, because under the iron fist of the former SEC chairman Gensler, the staking function of ETFs was something we couldn't even think about. However, with the new administration, I believe that a stakeable ETF will come soon. This complete ETF should fix a lot of circulating supply, thereby increasing the scarcity of ETH. Of course, more lenient cryptocurrency regulations will also give many other altcoins a chance to challenge ETFs, such as $sol, $xrp, $doge, $hbar, etc. Last night, the news said that a U.S. court ruled that the previous sanctions against Torn were illegal, which means Torn may become completely legal in the future. This also led to $torn experiencing a tenfold rally in one day. It’s important to note that this project was almost delisted by all CEXs before and can now only be traded on-chain. This wave is considered a resurrection. However, ordinary people definitely wouldn't dare to gamble on such projects, as this is a protocol that serves hackers.
From the sectors view, the current public chains, DEFI, staking/re-staking, and other sectors are performing relatively strong. $xlm has doubled in the last 7 days, and $tia, $ftm, $dot, etc., have all risen over 50%. $aave and $uni, as leaders in DEFI, are also performing quite well, with increases of over 30%. $eigen has finally made a move recently; I bought it at $3 and now I’m finally making a profit. The same track $ldo has also increased by about 50% in the last 7 days, which I think may be related to Ethereum's staking ETF;
