The market has rebounded somewhat, and many positive voices have emerged in the market.

However, the current market has reached a terrifying bottom, making it absolutely impossible for retail investors to buy at the bottom; most are desperately fleeing.

If the majority of retail investors feel this way, then the wisest choice now may not be to cut losses and exit, but rather to persist under controllable risk in their positions.

The Federal Reserve has been approved to engage in zero-risk cryptocurrency intermediary services, meaning that legally, banks have started to treat cryptocurrencies just like US dollars, providing intermediary services and earning fees from it.

On the surface, this seems to guarantee profits for banks.

However, behind the banks are massive funds, and the cryptocurrency market is indeed pitifully small compared to the entire financial sector.

Although we, as cryptocurrency enthusiasts, are quite lively.

In the face of traditional funds, we are truly insignificant; only by opening the business channels between banks and the cryptocurrency market will funds continuously flow into the cryptocurrency space.

More crucially, banks engaging in intermediary services means that the cryptocurrency market has entered mainstream investment channels.

Cryptocurrencies have already acquired long-term commercial value, rather than being something we perceive as shameful.

Many people are currently quite conflicted, fearing losses but also fearing making too much money.

Making too much money can be a hassle; some people tremble at just being asked about it, deep down believing it to be illegal.

In fact, there is no need to worry; as long as you are not involved in scams and address issues factually, your money cannot be taken away by anyone.

Therefore, the future prospects of cryptocurrencies are very bright.