Chinese courts recently reiterated that holding digital currencies is not illegal, and this statement is seen as an important shift at the policy level. This move may lay the groundwork for fully embracing digital currencies in the future, especially against the backdrop of the ongoing global rise in digital asset popularity. As the country with the second-largest number of Bitcoin (BTC) holdings after the United States, China's attitude sends a positive signal. Gradually easing the use and trading of digital currencies seems to be an inevitable trend, and the market widely predicts that 2025 may welcome a comprehensive relaxation of digital currency policies. This will not only help solidify China's international competitiveness in the blockchain and digital economy fields but also provide more opportunities for domestic investors and technological innovation. $1000SATS $BTC $ETH #山寨币走势展望