In the past three days of watching the market, I suddenly saw a statement that made me completely awake:

"Don't just look at the price fluctuations; the real bottom signal is that regulatory attitudes have completely changed."

At first glance, this sounds mysterious, but if you think about it carefully—what the US regulators have done in these three days might be the most intense collective shift in a decade.

**First, let's talk about that big move by the SEC, which is historic:**

They approved DTCC to develop on-chain securities custody.

You might think it's nothing special, but who is DTCC? It is the clearinghouse for all stocks, bonds, and ETFs in the US. In other words, it's the heartbeat of the global financial system.

What does it mean that the SEC allows it to move assets onto the blockchain?

Blockchain technology has received "national team certification"
RWA is no longer just a PPT concept but backed by legal authority
On-chain assets and traditional Wall Street assets are now on the same starting line

Honestly, the crypto industry used to be eager to enter traditional finance, trying every way to get in; now they’re literally tearing down the door.

**Next, look at the CFTC—within 48 hours, they dropped two heavy bombs:**

Withdrew that troublesome "actual delivery" guidance document
Sent "no-action letters" to Gemini, Polymarket, LedgerX

In plain language—

Businesses that were previously in gray areas and not allowed to operate can now proceed without worry. Those ambiguous rules of the past? They are now being cleared out and reset.

The CFTC speaks through actions: I’m not here to pick fights; I’m here to talk cooperation.

Market fluctuations are just surface phenomena; regulatory easing is the true starting point of a bull market. With these moves, the entire industry’s game rules are being rewritten.