From the weakening of the dollar to interest rate repricing, the real variable is shifting towards policy and liquidity expectations.

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The total market value of global cryptocurrency is 2.75 trillion dollars, up from 2.72 trillion dollars last week, an increase of approximately 1.1% within this week.

The bullish structure is still extending, but prices have entered a high-level fluctuation zone. The upward movement is dominated by the main players rather than market consensus. After 450 million short positions were liquidated, what will truly determine the direction is the open contracts.

In the coming week, the market will contend between "macro headwinds" and "value support."

This article vertically analyzes the three complete bull and bear cycles of the cryptocurrency market from 2011 to 2025, and horizontally benchmarks the internet's centennial development path from its emergence, bubbles, clearance, to value maturity.

The unilateral rise is approaching its end, and the key resistance level has been reached. With liquidity declining over the weekend, the market is likely to enter a phase of oscillation and contention, with bearish opportunities near previous highs. The real direction will only emerge after a surge in trading volume.

Whether Sky can become the next generation on-chain financial foundation depends on whether it can establish a long-term balance between yield, liquidity, transparency, and risk management.

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The total market value of global cryptocurrencies is $2.72 trillion, up from $2.62 trillion last week, representing an increase of approximately 3.81% this week.

LRT improves capital efficiency but amplifies systemic risk; in the future, the focus of competition will shift from pursuing high APR to safety and risk control capabilities.