Bitcoin experienced a strong rebound of 4.5% over the weekend, just a step away from the historical high of $122,838 on July 14, with an increase of 7,834 BTC in the open interest of the derivatives market indicating a buildup of long positions. Analysts predict a year-end target of $150,000, with the U.S. CPI data on Tuesday serving as a key catalyst. Ethereum also surged, with a monthly increase of 43% breaking through $4,300, reaching a new high since the end of 2021, driven by institutional accumulation, accelerated outflows from exchanges, and eased staking regulations forming a triple thrust. The shift in regulatory policies synchronously supports the move: stablecoins are recognized under new accounting regulations, pension funds open to crypto allocations, and the ban on bank service discrimination comes into effect, bringing a golden window period for risk assets.