Cryptocurrency Market Stabilizes After Volatility, Awaits Policy Shifts

According to Foresight News, Wintermute has reported that after weeks of significant volatility, the market is beginning to feel more balanced. Although cryptocurrencies remain the weakest performing asset class, the overall sentiment has shifted. The sell-off in October appears to be over, and selective risk-taking is returning. The rebound in sectors related to DePIN, Layer 2, and AI indicates a willingness to engage, though market breadth remains limited and narratives are still unstable. For the next phase, major cryptocurrencies need to take the lead. Historically, altcoins only follow when Bitcoin trades near its peak. Currently, Bitcoin is priced at approximately $105,000, down 16% from its all-time high, and this rotation led by major coins has not yet been triggered. This situation seems less like stagnation and more like a turning point: the market structure is clearer, the macro environment is favorable, and the market feels ready to rise again. With headlines suggesting that the United States might revisit regulatory policies, the next wave of volatility is likely to stem from policy and political factors rather than market positioning.