Bitcoin pushing back toward $75,000 is doing more than moving charts. It is changing the mood When BTC gets close to a level like that, the whole market wakes up. Risk appetite returns. Traders start hunting for the next narrative. And suddenly the conversation moves beyond survival mode and back into opportunity mode. That is […]
When BTC gets close to a level like that, the whole market wakes up. Risk appetite returns. Traders start hunting for the next narrative. And suddenly the conversation moves beyond survival mode and back into opportunity mode.
As Bitcoin strength pulls attention back into crypto, utility-token projects are trying to step into the spotlight again. The pitch is simple: in the next phase of the cycle, tokens tied to actual ecosystems, usage, rewards, and participation may matter more than pure hype alone.
That does not mean every “utility token” deserves belief. Crypto has heard that promise before.
The real test now is whether projects can prove their token has a reason to exist beyond speculation. If they can, this could be the phase where the market starts rewarding more than noise.
Bitcoin is setting the tone. Now everyone else is fighting for relevance.
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