Interesting: Bitcoin has fallen about 23% from its peak near $126,000, but institutional players seem hardly concerned. I just read that major institutional investors have only minimally reduced their holdings – actually, quite the opposite. Pension funds and sovereign wealth funds continue to buy, while the current price is around $78,000.

What surprises me: Bitcoin ETFs worldwide are experiencing positive net inflows, despite the price being under pressure. This suggests that the sales mainly come from retail investors taking profits – not from institutional actors reducing their positions. These institutional investors are sticking to their strategy.

It looks like institutional buyers see this correction as an opportunity. While many are getting nervous, the big players are continuing to accumulate. This could become interesting if the market stabilizes again.