[BlockBeats] Recently, I’ve noticed an interesting phenomenon—when Bitcoin pulled back from its $126,000 high, quite a few sovereign wealth funds were quietly building positions.
BlackRock’s Larry Fink revealed that these large institutions aren’t going all in at once, but are instead taking a gradual approach. Especially when the price dropped to the $80,000 range, their buying activity noticeably increased. It seems this money isn’t here for speculation, but for long-term allocation.
What’s even more worth noting is Larry Fink’s view on the digitalization trend. He believes that if the US moves too slowly on tokenization, it could easily fall behind other countries. According to him, in the next few years, asset tokenization driven by crypto will see an explosive surge.
The logic behind this institutional-level positioning is actually quite clear—a pullback isn’t a risk, but an opportunity to get onboard. Sovereign funds are voting with real money, and that signal is far more convincing than any analyst’s prediction.
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RektButStillHere
· 11h ago
That 80,000 wave was really a test of nerves. Just by looking at the big institutions' moves, you can tell who's buying the dip and who's panic selling.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 13h ago
Opening a position with $80,000—these big players are really playing with fire, while us retail investors are still stressing over just a few thousand bucks.
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NewPumpamentals
· 12-05 15:03
I was also increasing my position when it hit 80,000, looks like I have the same idea as the big players haha
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OnchainHolmes
· 12-04 13:22
Really? Sovereign wealth funds are bottom-fishing at 80,000... Looks like these guys aren't just betting on the short term, they're genuinely optimistic about the long run.
If the US really falls behind in tokenization, that'll be interesting—by then, it'll be too late for regrets.
When it comes to institutional positioning, that's actually the most telling sign. It's way more honest than any candlestick chart, haha.
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AllInAlice
· 12-04 13:21
Getting in directly at $80,000—that's the real institutional play. They're much smarter than us retail investors.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 12-04 13:20
80,000 yuan starting to accumulate again? This front-running trick is getting old.
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GasFeeCrying
· 12-04 13:03
Did sovereign wealth funds bottom fish with 80,000? Is it true or not? These old foxes at the institutions finally can't sit still anymore.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-04 12:59
80,000 yuan is truly an excellent entry point, sovereign funds don't lie...
Are sovereign wealth funds quietly buying the dip? BlackRock CEO reveals institutions are building positions at $80,000
[BlockBeats] Recently, I’ve noticed an interesting phenomenon—when Bitcoin pulled back from its $126,000 high, quite a few sovereign wealth funds were quietly building positions.
BlackRock’s Larry Fink revealed that these large institutions aren’t going all in at once, but are instead taking a gradual approach. Especially when the price dropped to the $80,000 range, their buying activity noticeably increased. It seems this money isn’t here for speculation, but for long-term allocation.
What’s even more worth noting is Larry Fink’s view on the digitalization trend. He believes that if the US moves too slowly on tokenization, it could easily fall behind other countries. According to him, in the next few years, asset tokenization driven by crypto will see an explosive surge.
The logic behind this institutional-level positioning is actually quite clear—a pullback isn’t a risk, but an opportunity to get onboard. Sovereign funds are voting with real money, and that signal is far more convincing than any analyst’s prediction.