Bitcoin hit a high of $97,000 in January, supported by continuous inflows into US spot ETFs. Recently, over $1.5 billion has flowed into the market, and institutional investors' large orders of $843.6 million have directly broken through the previous consolidation range of $88,000. From a funding perspective, the influx of incremental capital has indeed injected considerable vitality into the market. However, market observers also warn that although short-term liquidity is abundant, whether this rally can continue remains to be seen, especially by watching the subsequent attitude of institutional buying.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-18 23:20
Institutional big orders push the price up with a single hit. Can it really break 100 this time, or will it drop again?
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 01-18 18:25
Wow, the institutional buying this time is really fierce, directly breaking through the dead silence at 88k.
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fork_in_the_road
· 01-18 17:33
97k really feels like there's a ceiling, and the institutions' move this time is really aggressive.
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MetaMuskRat
· 01-15 23:45
Institutions' recent entry is indeed aggressive, but I still think the high level at 97k is a bit risky. It depends on when they start reducing their positions.
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QuorumVoter
· 01-15 23:44
Institutions are frantically buying the dip, just worried they might suddenly run away.
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CryptoMom
· 01-15 23:40
Institutions pour in money and the price goes up; when they pull out, it drops. We're already tired of this routine. How many months can we hold on this time?
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staking_gramps
· 01-15 23:29
97k doesn't even dare to chase, just waiting for the institutional big brothers to retreat
Bitcoin hit a high of $97,000 in January, supported by continuous inflows into US spot ETFs. Recently, over $1.5 billion has flowed into the market, and institutional investors' large orders of $843.6 million have directly broken through the previous consolidation range of $88,000. From a funding perspective, the influx of incremental capital has indeed injected considerable vitality into the market. However, market observers also warn that although short-term liquidity is abundant, whether this rally can continue remains to be seen, especially by watching the subsequent attitude of institutional buying.