In mid-January, the cryptocurrency market experienced a clear turning point. Bitcoin broke through the $95,000 mark, Ethereum rose to $3,300, and Solana (SOL) stabilized around $140. This surge was particularly prominent after a long period of sideways movement—fund flows were most directly reflected in the price action.

Looking back at the past two months, the most fitting word to describe the trend is: "Volatility." Although there were multiple signals of upward movement, none of them resulted in sustained breakthroughs until this week, when a significant upward breakout finally occurred. For investors who have maintained a bullish stance all along, this waiting process has indeed tested their patience.

The current market environment is worth noting. U.S. stocks continue to oscillate strongly at high levels, and the A-share market is also in its own bull cycle. Under this macro backdrop, even if the crypto market experiences a correction, the downside is likely to be limited. In the long term, crypto assets, as part of financial allocation, still offer a clear advantage in potential returns compared to traditional assets.

Regarding specific trading strategies, holding spot positions remains the core recommendation—for projects with clear fundamentals and long-term value. As for altcoins, caution is necessary. Although recent price surges in many projects have been observed, truly sustainable investment targets are few, and managing position risk is essential.

Whether this breakout can be sustained remains to be seen in subsequent market movements. But at least for now, the signals indicate that the market has begun to brew new strength.