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Since China’s 2021 crypto ban, it may seem like the country exited the digital asset market.
But through stablecoins, U.S. Treasuries, and the digital yuan, Chinese capital continues to shape the market behind the scenes.
Has China truly exited — or simply returned in another form?
This report analyzes how Chinese capital influences the crypto market through the triangular lens of policy, capital flow, and technological infrastructure.
- Why does Chinese capital continue to engage with crypto?
- How are stablecoins acting as unofficial channels for the digital yuan?
- What role does U.S. sovereign debt play in this geopolitical equation?
Can crypto still claim the philosophy of decentralization,
or has it become a battleground for state power?
Digital assets are no longer just about code or innovation.
The real question now is: who controls the capital — and how does it move?
2025.09.26
The Bitcoin 2025 Conference, held in Las Vegas in May, was the largest in history, and marked a turning point for the global Bitcoin ecosystem.
High-level political and economic leaders attended, reflecting growing strategic interest in Bitcoin.
This report summarizes the key paradigm shifts identified at the event:
Key Shifts:
1. Policy Integration: Bitcoin is entering regulatory frameworks.
2. Financial Convergence: Closer alignment with traditional finance.
3. Industrial Expansion: Broader use as tech infrastructure.
U.S. initiatives, such as the BITCOIN Act, suggest efforts to position Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.
Meanwhile, developments such as ETF growth, bond issuance, lending platforms, Layer 2 expansion, and BTC-based DeFi show Bitcoin’s deeper integration into finance.
Despite ongoing regulatory adjustments, Bitcoin is clearly moving toward mainstream adoption within global financial systems.
2025.05.30
The cryptocurrency market shows higher volatility and distinct cyclical behavior compared to traditional financial markets.
It typically moves through four phases: Accumulation, Mark-Up, Distribution, and Mark-Down, with investor sentiment as a key driver across these cycles.
While understanding market phases is important, a deeper insight lies in how sentiment forms and impacts prices.
Due to its speculative nature, crypto market sentiment can shift rapidly, making objective analysis essential.
This report leverages indicators like the Fear & Greed Index, Bitcoin Dominance, derivatives data, and on-chain metrics to evaluate current sentiment and forecast future trends.
2025.04.12
Since China’s 2021 crypto ban, it may seem like the country exited the digital asset market.
But through stablecoins, U.S. Treasuries, and the digital yuan, Chinese capital continues to shape the market behind the scenes.
Has China truly exited — or simply returned in another form?
This report analyzes how Chinese capital influences the crypto market through the triangular lens of policy, capital flow, and technological infrastructure.
- Why does Chinese capital continue to engage with crypto?
- How are stablecoins acting as unofficial channels for the digital yuan?
- What role does U.S. sovereign debt play in this geopolitical equation?
Can crypto still claim the philosophy of decentralization,
or has it become a battleground for state power?
Digital assets are no longer just about code or innovation.
The real question now is: who controls the capital — and how does it move?
2025.09.26