2026-01-08 05:30:29

#密码资产动态追踪 Recently, market signals have been mixed, warranting a review.

On the macro front, the December ADP employment data in the US was disappointing, and the rally in US stocks has also started to fade. Spot gold has fallen below $4,430 per ounce, with a intraday decline of 1.44%, and overall economic outlook remains weak.

In terms of on-chain activity, the most active participants are still institutions. A large asset management firm has recently been continuously depositing Bitcoin into a leading trading platform, with a single deposit of 567 BTC (worth $52.2 million). Another institution transferred 1327.81 BTC, equivalent to $121 million. These large transfers often indicate institutions adjusting their positions or preparing for subsequent deployments.

On the stablecoin side, USDC Treasury burned 174 million USDC on Ethereum, reflecting dynamic adjustments in stablecoin liquidity.

From a perspective, MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor recently made a bold prediction — he believes that by 2026, major banks will officially adopt Bitcoin as part of their asset allocation. While this remains a forward-looking judgment, the pace of institutional deployment suggests that recognition of Bitcoin's asset properties is indeed gradually increasing.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 01-10 06:40

Institutions are hoarding aggressively, but the macro is underperforming... This game is quite interesting.

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-10 02:14

Institutions are hoarding coins like crazy, this pace... Should I also hop on the bandwagon quickly?

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RatioHunter

· 01-09 15:31

Institutions are causing trouble, this pace is not gentle at all... --- Saylor is fooling again, will banks adopt Bitcoin by 2026? I don’t buy it. --- Spot gold has fallen below 4430, stocks and bonds are both weak, this cycle is a bit tough. --- Such a large transfer limit, I’m just worried it’s a signal before a dump. --- Stablecoin burns 174 million, liquidity is shrinking, it’s a bit creepy. --- Macroeconomic data is weak, but on-chain institutions are increasing their positions? This contrast is a bit strange. --- Wait, ADP is so bad but still dares to operate like this, probably looking down on the Federal Reserve. --- Recognition of Bitcoin’s asset attributes is rising? The words sound good, but it’s still a long way to go.

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DAOplomacy

· 01-08 05:58

ngl the macro headwinds are... let's call them "sub-optimal incentive structures" for risk assets, but tbh institutions dumping 2B in btc into exchanges? that's giving "we know something" energy and i'm not mad about the optics

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-08 05:57

Institutions are quietly accumulating coins again, while retail investors are still looking at candlestick charts. The gap is really huge.

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WenMoon42

· 01-08 05:55

This move by the institution looks like building a position. I think the forecast for 2026 is a bit conservative; it might start even earlier.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 01-08 05:49

The institutions' moves this time really seem to be accumulating, Saylor is back with another big move, adopting Bitcoin by 2026... It sounds a bit crazy, but who says it's not right?

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-08 05:47

Institutions are quietly accumulating, but the macro environment is a mess... Saylor says banks will adopt BTC by 2026, but I feel like it's just old news again.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 01-08 05:47

Are these institutional moves a bullish run or a top escape? Honestly, I can't quite see through it.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-08 05:35

Institutions are疯狂ly pouring BTC into exchanges. This is not an adjustment of positions... it's clearly digging a trap for retail investors. Wake up, everyone.

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