Saylor: "White House and US Financial Regulators to Lead Crypto Regulation and Growth for 2 Years"

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The digital asset market is entering a massive structural expansion phase, driven by the pro-crypto policy stance of the US political sphere and the influx of large-scale institutional funds. With a record weekly influx of capital into Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs, the resolution of regulatory uncertainty and technological innovation in major blockchain infrastructure are analyzed to be acting as catalysts for this major bull market.

The cryptocurrency YouTube channel Altcoin Daily reported in a video uploaded on September 28 (local time) that "billionaire Michael Saylor, Chairman of MicroStrategy, made a groundbreaking prediction at the Washington D.C. summit that the four core power institutions—the White House, the Treasury Department, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)—will lead the growth of the virtual asset market over the next two years." Chairman Saylor emphasized, "US President Donald Trump aims to make the US the capital of global virtual assets, and market-friendly figures such as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and SEC Chairman Paul Atkins are leading market expansion."

The pace of institutional fund inflows is also sharply rising. The US Bitcoin spot ETF market saw an inflow of $2.39 billion in one week, setting the strongest weekly net inflow record this year. An additional $134.5 million flowed in on Friday alone. While there is a possibility of price adjustments due to macroeconomic uncertainties and temporary geopolitical shocks, experts diagnose that institutional buying firmly supports the bottom price, which historically formed around 54%, making any price drop an opportune moment for historical low-price buying.

Technological advancements in major blockchain networks are also occurring simultaneously. Solana (SOL) successfully deployed Alpenglow, its largest-ever consensus algorithm upgrade, to devnet, shortening transaction finality speed by 85 times from the existing 12.8 seconds to 0.15 seconds (150 milliseconds). Chainlink (LINK) also officially launched CCIP 2.0, a cross-chain interoperability protocol that significantly enhances security features and supports the on-chain connection of traditional financial assets for institutional investors.

Remarkable achievements have also been observed in the Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization sector. Ondo Finance (ONDO), an on-chain US Treasury bond tokenization project, swiftly reclaimed the psychological key price level of $0.5, absorbing investment demand amidst surging US Treasury yields. Despite delays in the congressional vote on the US cryptocurrency market structure bill, the introduction of the GENIUS stablecoin regulation bill and expectations for the expansion of the RWA ecosystem strongly supported investor sentiment.

In the short term, there are cautious views suggesting that Bitcoin may undergo a consolidation phase between $50,000 and $100,000 in Q4 2026. However, with the combination of institutional support from key power institutions and the completion of technological infrastructure, the structural super cycle of the digital asset market towards 2030 and 2035 is already on track, according to analysis.

[Key Article Summary]

-Michael Saylor predicted that the White House and the four major financial regulators will lead virtual asset deregulation and growth over the next two years.

-Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs saw a weekly inflow of $2.39 billion in institutional funds, setting a new record for the largest inflow this year.

-Blockchain infrastructure innovations followed, including Solana (SOL)'s 85x speed improvement and Chainlink (LINK)'s CCIP 2.0 launch.

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