Forget halving cycles. The next crypto boom is built on stablecoins, tokenized equity, and the global march of the U.S. dollar.
Jack Yi isn’t mincing words. In his latest post on X, the LD Capital founder declared the 4-year halving narrative “no longer relevant.”
What’s replacing it?
A structural bull market fueled by stablecoin globalization, token-equity hybrids, and new financial rails built on blockchain.
According to Yi, stablecoins are becoming the export mechanism for the U.S. dollar — enabling borderless liquidity, programmable yield, and a new era of on-chain capital formation.
Yi is backing a thesis that’s gaining traction among whales and VCs alike: the “币股模式” (coin-equity model).
Translation: Crypto tokens are evolving into equity-like positions in tokenized startups, DAOs, and infra protocols.
🔍 Think:
This is not your 2021 meme coin cycle.
Yi argues that regulatory clarity in the U.S. — even partial — will open the floodgates for institutional capital.
While exact legislation is TBD, he sees:
“Stay away from shorting — this market is designed to grow,” he wrote.
Jack’s only red flag?
A full-blown U.S. stock market crash. Not crypto tech. Not ETH gas. Not L2 scaling. Just old-school macro contagion.
But unless that happens, he sees no structural threat to crypto’s upward trajectory.
This isn’t just another bull call.
It’s a shift in how smart money frames crypto allocation:
And with stablecoins at the center, crypto becomes the rails for global dollar expansion — not the rebellion against it.
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