Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon in the crypto market. MicroStrategy has made 13 consecutive purchases of Bitcoin, accumulating a total of 140,000 coins. This is not just a number; it reveals the true attitude of institutional investors.
At the same time, the premium rate of Grayscale's GBTC has also reversed from negative to positive. It’s important to note that this indicator is often used to measure institutional enthusiasm. When the premium turns positive, it indicates that institutions are really starting to buy the dip.
How rapid is this influx of funds? Based on the continuous buying actions, the answer is definitely yes. Major institutions are clearly accelerating their positions in mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, with the underlying logic being: long-term optimism and phased accumulation. This change in pace could potentially alter the entire market’s bull-bear cycle. In a sense, when institutions decide to increase their holdings, the game among retail investors is quietly being rewritten.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 2h ago
Oh wow, MSTR's 13 consecutive hits, I got the signal.
MicroStrategy is really playing a big game. What does holding 140,000 Bitcoins indicate? The institutions have known this for a long time.
The GBTC premium turning positive suddenly feels like the sentiment has really shifted.
Retail investors are still debating when to buy the dip, but they've already been quietly accumulating, haha.
Long-term, I believe this logic is solid. I think there will be major moves this year.
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PessimisticLayer
· 2h ago
Grayscale has been investing so many times in a row, 140,000 coins. You must be very confident to do this; retail investors simply can't keep up with this pace.
Has the grayscale premium rate turned positive? That really means something—the institutional money is starting to pour in genuinely.
But to be fair, this kind of phenomenon has occurred several times before, and how did it end... It's better to be cautious.
Wait, can institutional buying really change a bull or bear market? I feel like that's a bit of an overinterpretation.
The topic looks interesting, but don't be led by the nose. You still need to think clearly before taking action.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 3h ago
MicroStrategy's recent moves really can't be sustained anymore, 13 consecutive times? This guy is really optimistic, 140,000 Bitcoins is shocking just to say it.
I've been waiting for Grayscale's premium rate to turn positive, institutions are really starting to get serious.
Retail investors are still guessing, but big institutions have already been lurking.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 3h ago
13 times... Microstrategy really isn't joking this time. 140,000 Bitcoins are just stacked up like that. A couple of years ago, some people said they were running a Ponzi scheme, but now it looks like they're just laying out their strategy. All I can say is the boss has an obsession.
Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon in the crypto market. MicroStrategy has made 13 consecutive purchases of Bitcoin, accumulating a total of 140,000 coins. This is not just a number; it reveals the true attitude of institutional investors.
At the same time, the premium rate of Grayscale's GBTC has also reversed from negative to positive. It’s important to note that this indicator is often used to measure institutional enthusiasm. When the premium turns positive, it indicates that institutions are really starting to buy the dip.
How rapid is this influx of funds? Based on the continuous buying actions, the answer is definitely yes. Major institutions are clearly accelerating their positions in mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, with the underlying logic being: long-term optimism and phased accumulation. This change in pace could potentially alter the entire market’s bull-bear cycle. In a sense, when institutions decide to increase their holdings, the game among retail investors is quietly being rewritten.