The recent performance of ZEC has made many people start to wonder: Is tightening regulation the end of the bull market?

On the contrary. This wave of regulatory crackdown is more like a necessary cleansing—squeezing out speculative bubbles and gray capital, making truly valuable assets even more stable. If you see this as a signal to retreat, you might miss the most crucial window for positioning.

Let’s start with BTC. Right now, it's the anchor of the entire market. Every time macro uncertainty intensifies, institutional funds pile into BTC, because this thing has been proven time and again. Regulation is targeting the chaos, not Bitcoin itself—in the long run, clearing out those gray areas actually makes its compliance path clearer. Once market sentiment turns positive, BTC will definitely be the first to break out.

What about ETH? Its story is even more imaginative. After BTC breaks the ceiling, ETH will take over as the core engine of growth. Technical upgrades are making the network faster and cheaper, and the ecosystem is expanding rapidly. Why are traditional giants like BlackRock betting on ETH? They see its potential to evolve from a speculative tool into foundational value infrastructure. With both technology adoption and institutional adoption rolling together, its explosive power won’t be small.

As for DOGE, it will always be the amplifier of bull market sentiment. When BTC and ETH have solidified the fundamentals and the market FOMO builds up, that’s when DOGE truly takes off. Musk can send a random tweet, the community creates a random meme, and short-term gains can be baffling. But this kind of frenzy usually also signals the market is nearing its end—it’s more like a flare signaling the final stage of the bull run.

The rhythm is actually quite clear: BTC stabilizes the situation first, ETH takes the lead in the main rally, and DOGE ignites sentiment in the final stage. Smart money has already been positioning in core assets, while the panicked are still focused on short-term negative news. The bull market isn’t over; it just has a stronger engine now.

Who do you think will go the farthest this round?