With the rapid development of the Crypto Assets market, we are at an important turning point. In the cycle from 2024 to 2025, and in every cycle to come, the market will no longer simply reward long-term holders; apart from Bitcoin, merely holding onto a single coin will be difficult to profit.

The core of this change lies in the explosive growth of the Crypto Assets market size. It is expected that by June 7, 2025, the total funding size of the entire Crypto Assets market will reach an astonishing $3.28 trillion. When compared to the GDP of various countries, this figure would rank seventh in the world, surpassing France and nearly on par with the United Kingdom.

Looking back at history, the growth rate of the Crypto Assets market is astonishing: it was only $5 billion in 2015, increased to $200 billion in 2019, and surpassed $1 trillion in 2022. However, as the base increases, maintaining such a high growth rate will face significant challenges.

This scale of expansion has also changed the difficulty of market manipulation. In 2017, tens of millions in assets could influence the market; in 2021, thanks to the Federal Reserve's loose policies, it was still possible; but by 2025, shaking the entire market would require funds comparable to a country's annual GDP, which is almost impossible.

Nevertheless, the future of blockchain technology remains bright. Its unique properties give it the potential to disrupt traditional systems across various fields, and the era of blockchain has only just begun.

But we must recognize that the era of all Crypto Assets rising together has come to an end. This is due to two main reasons: first, innovation has reached a bottleneck; second, even if a new wave of innovation emerges in the next cycle, only those projects that truly possess unique value and technology will stand out due to the expansion of market size, rather than a general increase.

For investors, this means that more caution and professionalism is required. No longer should one hold the mindset of 'long-term holding is fine.' For subpar projects, the long-term fate may only be zero. We should approach the blockchain market with the seriousness of professional investors.

The era of the wild growth of Crypto Assets has passed, but the true potential of blockchain technology is just beginning to emerge. We are in a new era filled with opportunities and challenges, and we need to face this rapidly evolving industry with a more mature and rational attitude.