After the leveraged short‑term rally that took place in October 2023, the digital asset (cryptocurrency) market has moved in a direction different from its past history. According to an analysis reported by journalist Myoungseon Blekmi Media, it is highly likely that the price of digital assets will rise sharply over the next year. The core point emphasized is that tokenization and the use of artificial‑intelligence technology (AI) have strengthened financial institutions and blockchain structures.
The co‑founder of FundStrat evaluated the current market as different from the past “Crypto Winter”. While in the previous period price declines caused firms to shut down, lose capital, and usage cases to shrink, the present period shows an expansion of industry base along with price adjustments. He said that tokenization is being aggressively promoted by major financial institutions, and Ethereum‑based tokenized products are growing rapidly; he underscored that the fundamentals of digital assets have been reinforced.
He noted that if institutional investors pour capital into the market while it is still rising, a structure can be formed that drives further price increases. The “FOMO” effect could serve as an additional upward momentum. He also emphasized that long‑term yield remains high for certain segments, and the strong rise in ten days will produce a large portion of total returns.
The co‑founder advised that investors may adopt a strategy of entering just before or after a low point. He said, “If the low was last week, now is a good time to buy one week later; if another adjustment occurs, buying four weeks later would be preferable.” He stressed that identifying market cycles rather than pinpointing exact times is more important. This view is not based solely on a 4‑year cycle but comes from the view that improving structure of digital assets and expansion of tokenization by financial institutions contribute to fundamentals.
In conclusion, over the next twelve months the digital asset market will be expected to pass through a significant strong phase. Institutional inflows will drive price rises, and high long‑term yields are likely to persist. Investors should focus on cycle direction rather than exact timing, and devise entry strategies that adapt to volatility.