In mid-January, Bitcoin briefly surged past the $96,000 mark, igniting the entire crypto market. According to market data tracking, the institutional giant Strategy's Bitcoin holding accounts reached a peak profit—an unrealized gain of 26.3%, corresponding to a profit of approximately $13.63 billion. This profit is equivalent to the annual GDP of some countries.

Looking back at the data, as of January 11, the Strategy account held 687,410 BTC, with a total value of about $51.8 billion at that time. The key point is that the cost basis for these Bitcoins was only $75,353 per BTC. In just a few days, the price increase of Bitcoin directly catalyzed a steep growth in unrealized gains, with daily gains amounting to billions. This speed of profit-making is indeed astonishing.

The entire crypto market has been buzzing with activity recently. Bitcoin's continued strength has driven the profit curve of institutional accounts upward. Strategy's "low-position lurking + long-term holding" strategy has demonstrated its power in this round of market movement—holding nearly 700,000 BTC and accurately timing the price surge. Such a pattern and market intuition are indeed rare in the industry. This also leaves many participants pondering: in the long-term layout of crypto assets, patience and accumulation of quantity often bring greater returns than frequent trading.