2025-12-21 07:40:54

#大户持仓动态 Large Investors are continuously getting on board, and this is indeed changing Bitcoin's temperament. The previous roller-coaster-like Fluctuation has obviously become much more moderate.

Interestingly, the correlation of BTC with most traditional assets has always remained low — this is good news for those involved in portfolio allocation, as true risk diversification comes from this. Coupled with the pressure of currency depreciation, the appeal of Bitcoin as a store of value tool is becoming increasingly strong.

From another perspective, the changes in the past two years are also quite evident: the policy environment has become more transparent, large institutions have been getting on board, and market depth is also improving. All of these factors are enhancing Bitcoin's maturity and reliability as an asset.

What do you think? Do you believe this direction can be sustained, or do you have other ideas? $ETH $UNI $FIL

BTC-0.18%

ETH-0.24%

UNI3.45%

FIL-3.65%

View Original

This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.

18 Likes

Reward
18
5
Repost
Share

Comment

0/400

DeFiChef

· 7h ago

The entry of institutions has indeed changed the crypto world, the fluctuations are not as thrilling anymore, it’s a bit boring. Stable things are not necessarily good things, I still want to see some roller coasters. Policy transparency? Ha, something strange happened again a couple of days ago, right? Diversifying risks sounds nice, but in reality, it still depends on the national policy. How long this round can last is yet to be seen, anyway, the large investors won't be so kind. Using BTC as a store of value, what’s the difference from gold? It feels like just changing the shell. Mild fluctuations are indeed unfriendly to retail investors, all the profits are eaten by large investors. Low correlation is good, but what about liquidity? Once you step in, you might still stumble. Market depth is increasing, but when it really comes to fleeing, I’m not so sure. After saying all this, isn’t it just to add some seasoning to the dish before eating? Making investments still relies on one's own judgment.

View OriginalReply0

SchrodingersFOMO

· 7h ago

The entry of institutions is a good thing, but the fluctuations are becoming milder... I kind of miss that thrilling feeling. As for the improvement in stability, in the long run, it's indeed favourable information, but for a real bull market, we have to wait for market sentiment to pick up again. I’m optimistic about the transparency of policies; I feel that BTC is slowly transforming from a "wild asset" into a "regular army," which actually provides protection for us retail investors. Low correlation can indeed diversify risks, but to be honest, as long as macroeconomic conditions are unstable, any asset can be dragged down, and this logic is a bit too idealistic. I agree with the positioning of a store of value tool, but we need to see if there are new catalysts in the future; otherwise, just stability can be quite boring.

View OriginalReply0

GovernancePretender

· 7h ago

The entry of institutions has indeed changed the game rules, but I still think the fluctuations are not that mild, maybe it's a cycle issue. It's true that BTC has a low correlation with traditional assets, but those who can truly hold on are still a minority; most are still looking at short-term gains. The policy transparency is a joke; they change their stance whenever they want, so don't trust this too much. To be safe, it's still better to do your own research (DYOR). Big institutions are here to play people for suckers, don't let the whipsaw scare you out. The key is how far this rebound can go; I have a good outlook on BTC but also need to guard against risks.

View OriginalReply0

MidnightMEVeater

· 7h ago

Good morning. Has the fluctuation calmed down? That's just because the institutions haven't started the sandwich attack on this market yet. Once the Liquidity Trap is set up, there will be no way to escape.

View OriginalReply0

FomoAnxiety

· 7h ago

The institutions have made BTC too docile; to be honest, it's a bit boring. With less fluctuation, the opportunities for making quick money are gone. The real signal that institutions are entering the market is that the risk has decreased, and I believe that. But the problem is... what if the big institutions have finished accumulating? At that time, the retail investors would still be catching a falling knife, right?

View OriginalReply0

Trending TopicsView More
#2025GateYearEndSummary
32.96K Popularity
#JoinGrowthPointsDrawToWinGoldenBar
34.3K Popularity
#ETHTrendWatch
153.45K Popularity
#FedRateCutPrediction
78.81K Popularity
#ShowMyAlphaPoints
170.39K Popularity

Hot Gate FunView More

1
tttTEK
MC:$3.52KHolders:1
0.00%
2
LUCKLUCKY
MC:$3.57KHolders:2
0.04%
3
100000BtcBd
MC:$3.53KHolders:1
0.00%
4
WTHwealth9231
MC:$3.58KHolders:2
0.04%
5
大门大门交易所
MC:$3.56KHolders:2
0.00%

Sitemap