Cryptocurrencies stopped being a marginal phenomenon to become a real piece of the financial system. Banks, funds and governments no longer discuss whether they exist or not, but how to integrate them, regulate them and compete within this new framework. $BTC positioned itself as a digital asset of protection, while Ethereum showed that the blockchain is not just money, but infrastructure to automate agreements and reduce intermediaries.
Regulation and state digital currencies do not represent a brake, but an implicit acceptance: money will become increasingly digital, programmable and traceable. This process is not a noisy revolution, it is a technical and strategic transition that is constantly advancing.
The consequence is clear: the value will no longer be in pursuing fashions or rapid climbs, but in understanding the entire ecosystem. In the coming years, cryptocurrencies will no longer be seen as isolated assets and will function as the base layer of the digital financial system. Whoever understands this with judgement and patience does not react to the change: arrive earlier.
