Recently, several key signals have stirred waves in the crypto market. BlackRock, the global asset management giant, recently poured in $52.4 million into the Bitcoin market, followed by an investment of $23.2 million in Ethereum. Such large-scale institutional capital inflows are rare, and the signals they send are very clear—big capital is accelerating its deployment.
More notably, the Bitcoin reserves data of publicly listed companies is worth attention. These publicly traded companies on the open market are rapidly increasing their total holdings of Bitcoin, now only 30,000 coins away from Satoshi Nakamoto's mysterious early holdings. What does it mean once this gap is closed? The collective strength of the market will surpass the original accumulation of the founders for the first time, and such a magnitude of change could reshape the market structure.
Tom Lee, a well-known figure in the investment community, has made a bold prediction: Bitcoin could surge to $180,000 by the end of January 2026, breaking free from the four-year cycle constraint in history. When real institutional capital and market expectations resonate in the same direction, the tipping point in the cryptocurrency field seems truly near. This bull market may just be the beginning.
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MindsetExpander
· 12-14 16:45
BlackRock is really placing bets. The clear signal of institutional accumulation—what are retail investors still hesitating about?
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FlashLoanLord
· 12-14 16:42
BlackRock's move is quite aggressive; it really feels like it's coming.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-14 16:39
bruh the institutional alchemy is *brewing* rn... 30k sats between corporate bags and satoshi's ghost? that's not coincidence, that's a liquidation sacrifice waiting to happen fr
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PonziWhisperer
· 12-14 16:36
BlackRock spending money isn't necessarily good news; they're laying the groundwork for a bottom-fishing strategy.
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MevSandwich
· 12-14 16:30
Black swan or new bull market? BlackRock's move this time is truly aggressive.
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WhaleMistaker
· 12-14 16:28
BlackRock is pouring in so much money, it really feels different now.
The institutional bottom-fishing vibe is getting stronger and stronger. Will it reach 180,000 by 2026?
We'll see then. Anyway, I’m holding on for dear life.
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CryptoTherapist
· 12-14 16:25
honestly the institutional fomo energy here is giving "we finally admitted bitcoin isn't going away" vibes... not mad about it tho
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Recently, several key signals have stirred waves in the crypto market. BlackRock, the global asset management giant, recently poured in $52.4 million into the Bitcoin market, followed by an investment of $23.2 million in Ethereum. Such large-scale institutional capital inflows are rare, and the signals they send are very clear—big capital is accelerating its deployment.
More notably, the Bitcoin reserves data of publicly listed companies is worth attention. These publicly traded companies on the open market are rapidly increasing their total holdings of Bitcoin, now only 30,000 coins away from Satoshi Nakamoto's mysterious early holdings. What does it mean once this gap is closed? The collective strength of the market will surpass the original accumulation of the founders for the first time, and such a magnitude of change could reshape the market structure.
Tom Lee, a well-known figure in the investment community, has made a bold prediction: Bitcoin could surge to $180,000 by the end of January 2026, breaking free from the four-year cycle constraint in history. When real institutional capital and market expectations resonate in the same direction, the tipping point in the cryptocurrency field seems truly near. This bull market may just be the beginning.