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BTC has broken through 70,000, ETH stands above 2100, SOL at 83, this wave is quite strong Tonight's surge is driven by several catalysts stacking up: The SEC voted yesterday to pass the token issuance exemption proposal, opening a financing channel for startups of 5 million over 4 years and 75 million annually. Although still in the consultation phase, the regulatory stance has clearly shifted; BlackRock released a report the same day saying the BTC allocation logic remains unchanged, maintaining a 1-2% allocation recommendation. The backing of $15 trillion in asset management is quite significant; On Monday, BTC spot ETF net inflows were nearly $300 million, the largest single-day inflow since May; plus a 24-hour short squeeze helped push it further. The White House has a crypto summit at 2:30 AM, with Trump personally meeting Coinbase and Ripple executives, the market is betting on good news in advance. Goldman Sachs says a rate hike in September is basically impossible, and the macro environment is also supportive. BTC breaking 70,000 is a psychological barrier, ETH surged straight to 2100, SOL also reached 83. This wave rose from 64,000 to 70,000, a 6,000 increase, shorts are getting squeezed hard. Regulatory benefits + institutional calls + ETF inflows + short liquidations, a fourfold resonance, short-term momentum is indeed strong But don't get too carried away, the White House meeting at midnight is the real test. If there is nothing beyond expectations, "buy the rumor, sell the fact" could hit at any time. The Fed will also release meeting minutes tonight, and hawkish wording could suppress the market. Heavy positions can reduce some to lock in profits, don't chase highs, wait for a pullback to re-enter. If you really believe, just dollar-cost average, don't go all in during a pulse market