TechFlame reports that on December 29, Bitcoin showed a strengthening trend with fluctuations around the $90,000 mark. On one hand, the market is closely monitoring Strategy's move to increase its cash buffer, prioritizing funds for dividend and interest payments over further BTC accumulation, signaling a heightened "defensive stance." On the other hand, Coinbase has taken a firm stance against revising the "Genius Act," potentially reigniting regulatory debates over stablecoin "rewards/yield" rules. Multiple institutional perspectives suggest that the crypto market is shifting from purely sentiment-driven dynamics to structurally driven ones, with perpetual futures, stablecoin payments, and prediction markets likely emerging as key themes for 2026. However, the "divergent market performance"—marked by strong precious metals and a decline in cryptocurrencies—also indicates that capital is repricing macroeconomic risks. BiyaPay analysts note that during phases dominated by structural trends, cross-market allocation and the use of derivative instruments will become increasingly critical. The platform supports USDT for trading U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, futures, spot markets, and contract trading, enabling investors to capture volatility opportunities across different markets.