The Web3 industry is undergoing a turning point, which we can metaphorically compare to "post-adolescence". Although this field is still developing and favourable information continues to emerge, the market performance appears somewhat sluggish. Price fluctuations are minimal, with neither big pumps nor big dumps, resulting in a rather quiet trading atmosphere.

With the entry of large financial institutions like Wall Street, the ecosystem of the Web3 industry is undergoing profound changes. The grassroots entrepreneurial era, once full of passion and opportunities, seems to have passed, replaced by a new world dominated by professional institutions, complex strategies, and vast amounts of data.

In this new environment, opportunities still exist, but their nature and distribution have fundamentally changed. Mainstream projects have lost their past appeal, while smaller projects also find it difficult to achieve breakthrough development. This shift means that ordinary investors may find the Web3 market increasingly difficult to grasp.

However, this does not mean that Web3 has no future. On the contrary, it is moving towards a more mature and regulated phase. But it is undeniable that this field has become more challenging for ordinary participants. Investors and entrepreneurs need to adapt to this new normal, enhance their expertise and skills, in order to find new opportunities in this rapidly evolving field.

The cryptocurrency policy recently proposed by Trump also reflects this trend, further emphasizing the importance of regulation and institutionalization in this field. These changes are driving Web3 toward a more mature, yet more complex direction.