Currently, the crypto market is facing multiple significant signals stacking up. Good news comes from the US Congress—progress has been made in a closed-door meeting between Wall Street and the crypto industry, and the US Crypto Market Structure Act is scheduled for review on January 15. This timeline is widely seen as a potential turning point in the Bitcoin cycle. Meanwhile, the initiative to introduce new legislation in Florida is also eye-catching, as the state government plans to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, allowing 10% of key public funds to be used for holding Bitcoin and related ETF products. This indicates a quiet shift in traditional finance's attitude toward digital assets.

Trump’s latest statements further reinforce these expectations. The US President explicitly denied pardoning FTX former CEO SBF in an interview but also defended his connection to the crypto industry, stating that his support for crypto has gained voter backing. More notably, Trump revealed that the next Federal Reserve Chair has been decided, though the specific name has not yet been announced. Market predictions show that Kevin Woor and Hasset are leading candidates. The change in the Fed Chair often has profound impacts on monetary policy and market expectations.

On the institutional level, Morgan Stanley’s actions are also sending signals. The Wall Street giant plans to launch a digital wallet later in 2026, with core functionality supporting tokenized assets. This not only reflects a layout for crypto infrastructure but also demonstrates the gradual embrace of the digital asset ecosystem by traditional finance.

Voices on the international stage are equally interesting. Brazilian presidential candidate and Mission Party founder Renan Santos included Bitcoin reserve-related content in his campaign platform. He publicly called for Brazil to establish a national Bitcoin reserve, stating that the proposal is feasible. He believes blockchain technology can not only support the digital asset sector but also enhance transparency in the public sector and combat corruption. From individual national policies to the consensus among multiple world leaders, the geopolitical significance of Bitcoin and crypto assets is rising.