The market has been heating up again recently. On January 11th, there was an interesting piece of news — the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) removed "cryptocurrency assets" from its 2026 key risk list. This signal is quite strong.

Many people are starting to talk about the possibility of a "super cycle." A seasoned industry veteran also chimed in, suggesting that it looks like the cycle might be beginning, but then quickly said that their judgment could be wrong. When asked later what they thought, their response was just four words: "A single tweet can't change anything."

This sounds like a dampening remark, but it's actually quite pragmatic. No one can truly predict the future; there are too many variables in the market. Instead of obsessing daily over whether the cycle is coming or not, it's better to focus on continuous accumulation — no matter how the market moves, the chips in your hand are the real hard currency.

Those who chase hot topics and trends every day tend to lose the most money quickly. Conversely, those who remain unmoved and stick to dollar-cost averaging are often the ones who end up smiling the widest. An improved regulatory attitude is a good thing, but don’t get overly excited just because of a piece of good news.