The true driver behind Bitcoin's 20% surge: Strategy is aggressively accumulating Bitcoin


Digital asset management firm Bitwise's Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan stated that the recent approximately 20% rise in Bitcoin is primarily driven not by market sentiment, but by continuous institutional buying.
The most influential institution among them is Strategy.
Data shows that over the past 8 weeks, Strategy has accumulated about $7.2 billion worth of Bitcoin, making it the most significant incremental buyer in the current market.
Although since March 1, Bitcoin ETFs have also net purchased about $380 million, and long-term holders have resumed hoarding, the overall scale remains significantly lower than Strategy's buying power.
As of now, Strategy's Bitcoin holdings have reached 818,334 BTC, even surpassing the holdings of related products under BlackRock.
Whatโ€™s more noteworthy is that Strategy is also continuously raising funds by issuing perpetual preferred stock STRC to keep buying Bitcoin. If this model continues and Bitcoin prices maintain a long-term upward trend, Hougan believes:
In the next two years, Strategy's Bitcoin holdings could even surpass those of the mysterious founder Satoshi Nakamoto.
Currently, Bitcoin is priced at about $76,486, and institutional long-term positioning is still ongoing.
In the crypto market, what truly drives trends is never sentiment, but capital flow.
While ordinary investors hesitate, large funds have already begun to quietly accumulate.
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