#数字资产市场动态 Recently, BTC broke through 97,000 to reach a new high, with daily short liquidation exceeding $600 million, making the market tumultuous. Interestingly, the macro environment does not seem to have released clear positive signals; where is the true driving force behind this rally?
Careful observation of three key signals:
First is the obvious change in institutional funding. BTC spot ETFs have recorded massive net inflows for consecutive days, with $750 million entering on a single day, especially strong during North American trading hours. This suggests that large funds may be re-evaluating market opportunities.
Second is the reshaping of policy expectations. The US crypto regulatory framework (CLARITY Act) has advanced to a critical voting stage. Although opinions vary, the process itself sends a signal: smart money is positioning itself in advance for policy certainty.
Third is the real on-chain movements. Over 36 million ETH are continuously locked in staking, while institutional investors like MicroStrategy are increasing their BTC holdings intensively. These actions often reflect true funding intentions more accurately than market sentiment fluctuations.
From another perspective, the market structure may be undergoing a turning point. The constraints of traditional cycle patterns are weakening; the inflow and outflow of incremental funds and shifts in market focus will determine the subsequent upward potential. At this juncture, value is in observation, and opportunities are also in observation.
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hodl_therapist
· 20h ago
Hmm... Institutions are quietly accumulating, and I'm convinced by the expectation of policy certainty. The question is, how long can this wave be held?
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NeonCollector
· 20h ago
Institutions are aggressively accumulating, this time it's different
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MidnightTrader
· 20h ago
Institutions are frantically buying up, this time really different, it feels like smart money is accumulating the bottom in advance.
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quiet_lurker
· 20h ago
No, institutions are frantically buying up, this is the main logic.
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UncommonNPC
· 20h ago
97,000 broke below, this wave of institutional entry is indeed a bit aggressive... but I still want to see what's really going on with the policies.
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RugResistant
· 20h ago
looked at the ETF flows... 750m in a day? nah, something's not adding up here. gotta dig deeper into these numbers before trusting the narrative.
#数字资产市场动态 Recently, BTC broke through 97,000 to reach a new high, with daily short liquidation exceeding $600 million, making the market tumultuous. Interestingly, the macro environment does not seem to have released clear positive signals; where is the true driving force behind this rally?
Careful observation of three key signals:
First is the obvious change in institutional funding. BTC spot ETFs have recorded massive net inflows for consecutive days, with $750 million entering on a single day, especially strong during North American trading hours. This suggests that large funds may be re-evaluating market opportunities.
Second is the reshaping of policy expectations. The US crypto regulatory framework (CLARITY Act) has advanced to a critical voting stage. Although opinions vary, the process itself sends a signal: smart money is positioning itself in advance for policy certainty.
Third is the real on-chain movements. Over 36 million ETH are continuously locked in staking, while institutional investors like MicroStrategy are increasing their BTC holdings intensively. These actions often reflect true funding intentions more accurately than market sentiment fluctuations.
From another perspective, the market structure may be undergoing a turning point. The constraints of traditional cycle patterns are weakening; the inflow and outflow of incremental funds and shifts in market focus will determine the subsequent upward potential. At this juncture, value is in observation, and opportunities are also in observation.