What changes has Bitcoin experienced over the past year? Saying that 2024 is the year when BTC ETFs will begin is not an exaggeration at all, but looking further ahead, 2025 to 2026 will be the real turning point. The macro environment has completely changed.

When Bitcoin is incorporated into national strategies and discussions on financial sovereignty, it is no longer just a type of asset—a qualitative change has occurred. What does this mean? It means its identity is being upgraded.

At the same time, you can clearly feel the increasing effect of institutional accumulation. ETFs continue to attract funds, listed companies are quietly entering the market, and long-term capital is silently positioning itself. These three forces converge, and the result is quite obvious:

First, BTC’s volatility is being systematically suppressed. This is no coincidence; it’s a sign of large funds protecting the market.

Second, the price center is continuously rising. Every pullback fails to hold, what is this? It’s consensus strengthening.

The most interesting part is coming—supply is being continuously absorbed, but the market doesn’t see the frantic behavior typical of retail investors. No one is hyping a bubble, no one is promoting dreams of getting rich overnight. This restrained state is precisely the temperament of a mature asset.

In other words, BTC is transforming from a speculative asset into a strategic asset, moving closer to financial infrastructure rather than just a market hotspot.