The recent heat in the crypto market has indeed reached its peak. Improved CPI data, breakthroughs in mainstream public chain technology, continuous influx of institutional funds, and a gradually easing regulatory attitude—this combination of factors is filling the market with opportunities.

First, let's look at what Solana is doing. The Firedancer mainnet just launched, and transaction confirmation speed has been boosted to 150 milliseconds. How fast is this? The response time alone isn't enough to keep up. Coupled with the milestone of spot ETF assets surpassing $1 billion, institutional investors' enthusiasm has clearly been sparked. Meme coins within the Solana ecosystem are rising along with the market, and the overall activity level of the ecosystem is now truly impressive.

Bitcoin is also not idle. MicroStrategy recently made another large move, spending $1.25 billion to buy 13,627 BTC. Now, their Bitcoin holdings have reached 687,410 coins, accounting for over 3% of the total circulating supply. This scale of holdings is top-tier globally, and the logic behind it is simple— they treat Bitcoin as digital gold, and the lower the price, the more attractive it becomes. Such institutional-grade steadfast buying provides a certain sense of reassurance to the market.

Ethereum's technical development is also progressing. The upgrades of Pectra and Fusaka have increased TPS performance to the 100,000 level, and the longstanding issue of network congestion has finally seen substantial improvement. The user experience for DeFi and NFT interactions will be greatly enhanced, and the pressure on Layer2 ecosystems will also be alleviated. These performance optimizations are significant for Ethereum to reaffirm its ecological position.