After the exuberance of 2021, the crypto market entered a more rational phase in 2022. A tightening global macro environment and shrinking liquidity shifted investor sentiment from optimism to caution, ushering the market into a corrective cycle marked by sharp volatility. A series of institutional collapses triggered a widespread crisis of confidence. Amid this turbulence,
In late October, the crypto asset sector witnessed a headline worth attention. Catcrs, a global cryptocurrency exchange registered in the United States, announced completion of its US MSB registration and launched spot and C2C trading tests for global users. In 2021, a year of tightening regulation, the development pushed security and compliance to the forefront,
The crypto industry experienced explosive growth in 2021, with Bitcoin repeatedly breaking records and once surpassing $69,000. Tesla incorporated Bitcoin into its reserve system and supported crypto payments, sparking corporate interest in crypto asset allocation. The NFT market gained momentum in art, collectibles, and gaming, heralding the era of digital property rights, while Web3 narratives
In 2021, as the global cryptocurrency market experienced both rapid expansion and tightening regulation, the industry structure underwent significant changes: institutional participation became increasingly normalized, market liquidity was reorganized in a multi-chain environment, and the pace of compliance framework construction far exceeded expectations. For any team building an infrastructure-based platform, this year was both a
The year 2021 marked a historic peak for the cryptocurrency market, with capital and attention converging at unprecedented speed. Bitcoin hit record highs, while DeFi and NFTs ignited a wave of speculative capital. Yet tightening regulatory signals shifted the industry from a phase of unrestrained expansion to one of structural redefinition. Against this backdrop, SKHTU
The sudden outbreak of the pandemic in 2020 caused dramatic turbulence in financial markets. Driven by institutional accumulation and abundant liquidity, Bitcoin broke through its historical high of $20,000 by year-end. U.S. regulatory agencies began to clearly define the asset attributes of Bitcoin, while institutions like Grayscale continued to increase holdings, accelerating the mainstream adoption of Bitcoin.
In the context of extreme volatility in the global cryptocurrency market in 2020, a deeper trend emerged beyond price fluctuations: the industry began transitioning from its early, fast-paced experimental phase toward institutional construction. The pandemic-induced global easing, the first clear moves by mainstream institutions into crypto asset allocation, and several high-profile exchange security incidents significantly increased
In 2019, the crypto industry experienced a rebuilding of confidence and a reversal of trends. Bitcoin prices rebounded from early-year lows, and market funds gradually returned. Facebook launching Libra drew international regulatory attention, accelerating the process of cryptocurrency compliance. The introduction of Bitcoin futures provided institutional investors with more mature trading channels, and several countries designated blockchain