#比特币价格走势 Recently, this wave of institutional buying has indeed given me a lot of inspiration. Strategy has been aggressively accumulating over 21,000 Bitcoin for two consecutive weeks, with an average price ranging from 90,615 to 92,098—this guy isn’t afraid at all, but rather increased positions during the peak of FUD. I need to study this trading approach more.

What’s even more interesting is the market response. CoinShares data shows that digital asset products have been experiencing mild inflows for three weeks in a row, with Bitcoin alone absorbing $522 million in a single week, while Bitcoin short products are still outflowing. This is not a coincidence but a clear sign of market sentiment shifting from panic to recovery. Cathie Wood’s comments are also worth listening to—she emphasizes that Bitcoin, as a representative of the global monetary system, is the top choice for institutional asset allocation, implying that the bottom opportunity is here.

From a follow-trade perspective, the logic behind such large-scale capital accumulation often indicates a medium- to long-term trend. Recently, I’ve been adjusting the weightings in my follow-trading portfolio, paying more attention to traders who steadily increased their positions during panic periods—this style may have large drawdowns, but once the market confirms the bottom, the profit curve looks very attractive. However, friends with different risk preferences should be cautious, as this strategy is not suitable for conservative followers.

So, is the market really at the bottom? I think the signs are quite clear, but confirmation still depends on whether traditional financial institutions officially enter the market. The attitude shift of giants like Morgan Stanley and Bank of America will be the next key variable.