A decision announced earlier this morning by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is reshaping the rules of the crypto market game—spot crypto products have been approved for listing and trading on futures exchanges. What does this decision actually mean? Institutions in the traditional financial system, which manage trillions of dollars, can now participate in the way they are most familiar with. Just like trading crude oil futures or gold contracts, Bitcoin and Ethereum can now be traded through regulated exchanges. The market responded in the most direct way. Bitcoin, which was struggling with an 8% drop the previous day, reversed course within 24 hours, rising more than 5% and reclaiming the $90,000 price level. On-chain data shows that a whale address became active at this point, withdrawing over $15 million worth of Bitcoin from the exchange in a single transaction; the Ethereum spot market also saw nearly $50 million in capital inflows. The response speed of traditional financial institutions was surprising. Franklin Templeton almost simultaneously launched a Solana ETF product, ticker SOEZ, which also supports staking yield functionality. Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund issued a reminder: the current global stablecoin market cap has reached $300 billion, but regulatory standards vary from country to country, and potential risks should not be ignored. It’s worth noting that although the doors have been opened, the criteria for which crypto assets can enter this system are still being refined. Consumer rights organizations in Washington have already pointed this out. Moving forward, this market may experience two things simultaneously: a massive influx of institutional capital and more detailed compliance review processes. When those suit-clad traders start keeping an eye on Bitcoin’s candlestick charts, something has quietly changed.

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Just saw the news that the White House economic advisor Hassett hinted that the Fed might cut interest rates next week. If this news is confirmed, it’s no small matter for the crypto space. Bitcoin has been consolidating at a key level lately, and if the rate cut expectations materialize, the resulting liquidity release could give the market a strong boost. Major coins like SOL and XRP are likely to react as well, since macro changes have a pretty direct impact on the overall sentiment in the crypto market. The Fed meeting next week is definitely worth keeping an eye on.