Crypto Market Surge Hits $4T But Search Interest Stays Flat
Despite a $4T market cap and Ethereum’s rally, US search interest in crypto remains unexpectedly low.
- Ethereum jumps 30% in 30 days, nears ATH
- SEC aims to make US the crypto capital
- Google search interest shows no surge
The crypto market is on fire. Over the past 30 days, Ethereum has soared nearly 30%, reaching levels not seen since its all-time high (ATH) four years ago. Bitcoin, on the other hand, has already broken its previous ATH, continuing its bullish momentum. This rapid rise isn’t limited to the top two coins — the entire market is experiencing a significant boom.
One of the biggest milestones? The total global crypto market cap has crossed $4 trillion for the first time in history. It’s a major signal of renewed investor interest and confidence in the long-term potential of digital assets.
Regulatory Winds Are Shifting
Adding to the bullish sentiment is a surprising announcement from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In a rare positive stance, the agency has declared that all its divisions are being mobilized to help establish the United States as the “crypto capital of the world.”
This marks a huge shift in tone, considering the regulatory uncertainty that has long plagued the industry. While the details remain unclear, this initiative could lead to clearer policies, better compliance, and a more robust infrastructure for blockchain-based projects.
Search Interest Remains Surprisingly Low
Despite all this action, one unexpected metric stands out — Google search trends. Terms like “crypto” and “bitcoin” in the U.S. have not shown any significant spike in interest. This is unusual, especially during a time when prices are surging and market news is buzzing.
There are a few possible explanations. Retail investors might still be wary after previous crashes. Others may be participating in the market through apps and platforms without needing to “Google” anything. Or perhaps, this rally is being driven more by institutions and experienced investors than by newcomers.
Regardless, this mismatch between market performance and public interest could signal that the bull run is still in its early stages.
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