The good news:
New SEC rules have officially cleared a path for a spot $SHIBETF.
The not-so-good news?
An expert warns it's about to enter a "Hunger Games" scenario,
fighting a flood of other new crypto ETFs for investor attention and capital👇https://t.co/GLHSVvlgCE
Why Big Tokens Failed to Capture Liquidity
1.Retail did not return. Government deals or ETF announcements did not bring broad retail participation. Without that, there was no demand for large moves.
2.Profit taking reduced momentum. After a 1–3x pump, early holders sold. With no new inflows to replace them, the price declined.
3.Hype does not equal demand. Partnerships and campaigns create headlines, but they do not guarantee sustained buying.
https://t.co/Gwhf79CzYD increased. Staking rewards, unlocks, and emissions added extra pressure that absorbed small gains.
In short, the projects did not fail because of weak news. They failed because liquidity never entered. It remained in Bitcoin, stablecoins, and on the sidelines.
Why We Haven’t Seen a Bull Run
https://t.co/A1PM9YSiNl economy – With high interest rates, inflation, and stricter rules, investors are cautious. Risky assets like crypto are the last to recover.
2.Less money in the space – A lot of capital left after 2021, and without new money coming in, prices just can’t push higher.
3.Uncertainty from regulators – Governments and lawsuits keep big players on the sidelines, waiting for clarity.
4.Too many scams and hacks – Constant rug pulls, exchange blow-ups, and exploits.. Many people don’t want to risk jumping back in.
5.Crypto moves in cycles – Historically, big runs happen about a year after Bitcoin’s halving. The next strong phase is more likely in late 2025 into 2026.
👉 So the truth is, the stage is set - but without fresh liquidity and confidence, the real bull run hasn’t started yet.