Recently, looking at the on-chain data has my hands shaking—the Wall Street titans who are usually penny-pinchers, haggling over every little gain, are unexpectedly unanimous when it comes to Bitcoin!

Within just 10 days, four financial giants controlling $20 trillion in assets made their moves one after another. The level of coordination is even more synchronized than their joint rescue efforts during the financial crisis. Calling it “coordinated action” is no exaggeration.

For friends who haven’t caught up yet, here’s a key point: among these four, there are traditional conservative institutions that used to call Bitcoin a “speculative bubble”—now buying $150 million worth of compliant products; there are also giants managing trillions in pension funds, directly adding BTC into their “inflation-hedging asset portfolios.” Don’t naively think they’ve suddenly grown a conscience—these people account for every penny, and it’s all driven by cold, calculated business decisions.

As a veteran who’s observed the crypto market for 8 years, I can say responsibly: this wave isn’t a “prelude to retail liquidation,” but a strategic entry with real money on the line. There are three core reasons, and if you understand them, you’ll see clearer than 90% of retail investors:

**First, regulation is finally clear, and institutions dare to go all in.**
Previously, institutions wanted to touch Bitcoin but feared sudden regulatory changes the most. Now? The US SEC has handed regulatory authority to the CFTC, spot ETFs have attracted $65 billion in a year, and even tax policies have been adjusted—unrealized gains on BTC holdings are not taxed. This is like putting a compliance harness on a wild horse. What used to be a secret side play can now be openly written into the balance sheet—how could they not go all out?

**Second, BTC has become institutions’ “safe haven.”**
How squeezed are traditional assets right now? Annualized stock returns barely reach 8%,