I remember that in 2021, there was a moment when Bitcoin broke above the $63,000 mark. It was right before one of the major crypto exchanges conducted its listing on a traditional stock exchange. At that time, it seemed like a huge milestone for the crypto market. A major player listing on NASDAQ was perceived as a signal that digital assets were finally gaining legitimacy on Wall Street. Interestingly, the price was rising precisely in anticipation of this event — the market was clearly reacting to the news. Back then, it seemed like a turning point for the recognition of cryptocurrencies in traditional finance. By the way, compared to today's prices, Bitcoin had already reached much higher — its all-time high was $126,000. But in 2021, that listing was indeed an event that many considered a critical moment for the industry.