The crypto market is currently undergoing a decisive rotation. While early cycle quarters were defined by meme-driven chaos and volatility, Q4 data signals a massive capital flight toward infrastructure. Specifically, smart money is positioning for the “Bitcoin Renaissance.” It’s a thesis driven by one massive, unignorable fact: there is trillion-dollar liquidity dormant on the Bitcoin network, and it needs somewhere to go. Bitcoin’s dominance remains high, yet its ecosystem has historically suffered from a lack of programmability (compared to Ethereum or Solana, at least). That matters. Capital efficiency is becoming the primary driver of institutional flows. Investors aren’t just asking “will number go up?” anymore; they’re asking “what yield can this asset generate?” As global liquidity tightens, sentiment has shifted away from vaporware toward projects building tangible scaling solutions. The data points to a specific gap: high-performance execution layers. Frankly, while Stacks an