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Morgan Stanley has bought Bitcoin again. A while ago, they purchased over 177 at once, and now their total holdings have exceeded 1,347. When converted to dollars, that's well over 100 million.
Seeing large financial institutions steadily accumulating Bitcoin like this, it constantly brings to mind the story of Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin holdings. Individual investors are also paying attention to these movements, and the fact that institutions are increasing their Bitcoin holdings might be a signal that they see it as a long-term asset.
What's interesting is that this isn't just a coincidence. As these on-chain tracked purchases accumulate, the distribution of Bitcoin holdings is gradually changing. It seems that the Bitcoin holding strategies of institutions are also influencing market sentiment.