According to news from BiJie Wang, the Nasdaq-listed Solana treasury company DF DV has launched a treasury accelerator program, which will directly use the company's balance sheet to provide funding for digital asset treasuries. Each treasury can receive cash or physical SOL support ranging from 5 million to 75 million USD, and investment appreciation will be used to increase holdings of SOL.

The Bitcoin market is undergoing profound changes. Recent data shows that Wall Street financial institutions have accumulated 515,000 Bitcoins through ETF products, storing them in cold wallets. This phenomenon marks a shift in the market from its early speculative nature to a more mature long-term investment model. As the market evolves, the increase in Bitcoin's value shows a trend of gradual narrowing. From 80 times in 2017, to 20 times in 2021, and then to a recent 6.6 times, the profit margin continues to compress. At the same time, the holding period for institutional investors has also extended from 3 months to 15 months, reflecting their preference for long-term positioning rather than short-term speculation. This shift has had a significant impact on retail investors. On-chain data shows a sharp decline in the number of active addresses, with some blockchain platforms experiencing a sudden drop in trading volume. For example, the trading volume of DEXE on Solana has decreased by 80%. These signs indicate that the opportunities for small funds to make quick profits are diminishing. Although a bull market may still emerge in the future, the difficulty of accumulating wealth through a single market cycle is increasing. The current market capitalization of Bitcoin has reached $1.7 trillion, and the amount of capital needed to drive it further up far exceeds that of the past. Grayscale's research report also points out that the peak growth rate of each cycle shows a decreasing trend, reflecting the increasingly mature characteristics of the market. In the face of this new situation, investors need to adjust their strategies, possibly requiring longer investment periods and more professional analytical skills. In a market environment dominated by institutions, compliance and long-term value will become important considerations in investment decisions.

Recently, the Crypto Assets market has seen interesting changes. As the price Fluctuation of Bitcoin stabilizes, investors' attention has begun to shift towards other digital assets, triggering a new round of "alt season". During this wave of increase, Solana (SOL) has performed particularly well, with a rise of over 20% in the past week. Market participants are calling this phenomenon the arrival of the "Solana season." Meanwhile, XRP has also attracted a lot of attention. Some analysts boldly predict that if historical patterns repeat, XRP may hit a high of $20 in mid-October. Standard Chartered has even set a long-term target price of $12.25 for 2029, showing confidence in XRP's future development. It is worth noting that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently allowed changes to the universal listing standards for crypto ETFs, a move that could open the door for fast-track approvals of crypto assets such as Solana, Cardano (ADA), and Dogecoin (DOGE), making them the next outbreak points in the market. At the same time, other Crypto Assets also showed varying degrees of increase. This general upward trend reflects investors' optimistic outlook on the overall prospects of the Crypto Assets market. However, investors still need to be cautious and closely monitor market trends and changes in the regulatory environment. With the continuous development of the crypto assets market, we may see more innovations and opportunities emerge. Whether institutional investors or individual investors, everyone should remain vigilant and conduct thorough risk assessments and asset allocations.