Recently, a noteworthy trend has emerged in the U.S. stock market: an increasing number of companies are starting to venture into the Crypto Assets field. This phenomenon is likely to continue to accelerate in the future.

The logic behind it is relatively simple: companies facing financial difficulties or delisting risks can quickly attract investors' attention and drive up their stock prices by merely announcing their entry into the Crypto Assets market. Once these companies secure funding, they can actually purchase Crypto Assets, thereby continuing to build their business narrative and paving the way for the next round of financing. This model creates a self-sustaining cycle.

When the capital market is activated by this strategy, frequent speculative behavior may occur in the short term, driving the market value of related companies to rise rapidly, and it may even lead to the formation of a new market bubble. It is worth noting that in this cycle, not only are there speculative opportunities in the stock market, but small coins in the Crypto Assets market may also welcome a brief rise.

However, investors need to be aware of the risks behind this trend. Although it may bring returns in the short term, in the long run, if the company does not undergo substantial business transformation and innovation, it will be difficult to maintain sustainable growth by merely relying on "riding the wave."

In addition, regulators may closely monitor this trend to prevent market manipulation and fraudulent activities. Investors should carefully assess a company's fundamentals and long-term development strategy when participating in related investments, rather than being attracted solely by short-term market trends.

Overall, this phenomenon reflects the deepening interrelationship between the traditional financial markets and the emerging Crypto Assets market. It provides us with a unique perspective to observe how the two markets interact and evolve.