Recently, the Federal Reserve System of the United States announced the termination of its plan to strengthen the review of banks regarding Crypto Assets, a decision widely seen as favourable information for the Crypto Assets industry. However, surprisingly, the current market is showing a downward trend, sparking extensive discussions among industry insiders.

This seemingly contradictory phenomenon actually reflects a common misconception among investors and market participants: an excessive focus on short-term fluctuations and immediate information, while ignoring more valuable long-term market signals. In fact, the development of the Crypto Assets market has always been full of ups and downs, and a single event is often difficult to immediately change the overall trend.

It is noteworthy that the latest released US Producer Price Index (PPI) year-on-year for July exceeded expectations, which may have some impact on the Crypto Assets market. At the same time, the price fluctuations of mainstream Crypto Assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have also attracted the attention of investors. In addition, some Crypto Assets investment companies are adjusting their holding strategies, such as the recent increase in holdings by Bitcoin Treasury, which may indicate institutional investors' confidence in the long-term prospects of the market.

Despite the current market being in a correction phase, many analysts believe that the Federal Reserve's policy shift may bring more opportunities for the Crypto Assets industry in the medium to long term. It could not only encourage traditional financial institutions to engage more actively in the Crypto Assets market but also promote the improvement of related regulatory frameworks, thereby laying the foundation for the healthy development of the entire industry.

For investors, while paying attention to short-term market fluctuations, they should focus more on the long-term factors such as the progress of Crypto Assets technology, the expansion of application scenarios, and changes in the global regulatory environment. Only by fully understanding market dynamics can one make informed decisions in this field full of opportunities and challenges.