The real big market isn’t people shouting that BTC will reach 200,000; it’s the U.S. writing crypto assets into financial rules.

What’s most worth trading right now may not be a price target, but a structural shift in U.S. crypto policy.

The CLARITY Act has moved to a key stage in the Senate. If it ultimately passes, it will be the first time to establish a clearer federal regulatory framework for digital assets. However, the September procedural vote still requires 60 votes, so “pass” is an important catalyst—not a given.

More importantly, the U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve has already been established. In principle, the government will no longer sell its existing BTC. The Treasury and the Department of Commerce are also authorized to study budget-neutral accumulation plans. This means BTC is moving from being purely a risk asset toward a “national reserve asset” narrative.

BTC is currently around $63,000, while ETH is about $1,881.

So 2 million BTC and 150,000 ETH could be used as extreme bull-market scenarios, but what truly needs confirmation is:

Regulatory implementation → institutional money entering the market → BTC breakout → ETH catches up → liquidity spreads to altcoins.

A 10x move in altcoins won’t happen to all coins. It will only occur for a small number of assets that genuinely align with the funding, the narrative, and their fundamentals.

If the next round of wealth effect really arrives, the core isn’t “hold on and you’ll win,” but getting ahead by standing in the direction where money is about to flow.$BTC $ETH
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