How to invest in the upcoming interest rate cut? These 3 cryptocurrencies may be the key to the bull market, and their market value is expected to double to 100 billion!

Although Federal Reserve Chairman Powell emphasized that rate cuts are not an immediate priority, the market expects that once the rate cut cycle is initiated, the magnitude will not be small. If the stock market experiences a bull market frenzy by the end of the year, there are three potential cryptocurrencies that may reach a market capitalization of over $100 billion. These coins not only have strong market demand, but even if their prices do not rise significantly, their issuance mechanisms may drive their market capitalization to increase.

1. Solana (SOL) SOL has risen rapidly in the cryptocurrency field, and its DeFi ecosystem has the strength to compete with Ethereum. Institutional investors are very optimistic about it. The technological and scalability advantages of SOL have attracted the support of many industry leaders. Although its annual inflation rate of around 17% may suppress price increases, its market capitalization expansion potential is still enormous.
2. Sui (SUI) SUI is seen as a strong competitor to SOL, with its flexible state management and efficient ecosystem covering areas such as gaming, DeFi, and social networking. SUI's technological innovations have reduced the cost of large-scale applications, attracting widespread attention from developers and users.
3. Aptos (APT) APT is notable for its ability to process over 100,000 transactions per second, and its use of the Move language ensures the security of smart contracts. Its consensus mechanism and network architecture design allow it to maintain excellent performance even under high loads, making it suitable for applications with extremely high requirements for transaction reliability.

SOL, SUI, and APT each have their own characteristics. Whether they can reach a market capitalization of $100 billion depends on the continued appeal of their ecosystems and technologies, especially for Aptos and Sui, which, despite facing challenges, have the potential to become industry dark horses.