2025-12-22 13:24:44

Regarding the trends in the crypto market for 2026, there are several phenomena worth following. Bitcoin is expected to break the 4-year cycle curse and create a new historical high, while the fluctuation performance may be more stable— even smoother than technology giant NVIDIA. The logic behind this is clear: the demand from institutional investors is accelerating. According to market data, the future purchase scale of ETFs may exceed the combined new supply of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. What does this mean? It means that the power on the demand side may completely overshadow the supply side, and the market structure is quietly changing. From the performance of mainstream tokens such as ETH and BNB, it is indeed evident that the quality of participants in this cycle is upgrading.

BTC-0,92%

ETH-1,19%

SOL-3,67%

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BlockTalk

· 2025-12-24 22:56

Institutions are rushing to buy, now retail investors have to get more competitive, or else they'll be passively diluted.

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WagmiWarrior

· 2025-12-23 11:31

Are institutions really buying the dip so aggressively? It feels a bit implausible, the ETF purchase volume exceeds the new supply... Where did this number come from? --- Breaking the 4-year cycle? Let's wait and see, the historical highs have been broken several times, the key is when it gets dumped. --- The volatility is smoother than NVIDIA, this statement is a bit outrageous... When has the crypto world been this gentle? --- I recognize the quality upgrade of Mainstream Token participants, but it doesn't rule out the possibility of changing tactics to play people for suckers. --- Just looking at the ETF financing being able to suppress the supply, it feels like something is missing... What about market psychology? --- 2026 is still far away, saying historical highs now feels a bit too optimistic. --- Accelerated release of institutional demand? I just want to know if everyone will suddenly rug pull later. --- The logic of supply being suppressed is valid, just don’t know how long it can be maintained.

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GasBandit

· 2025-12-22 13:55

The rhythm of institutions buying the dip has really picked up, it feels different this time.

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ProofOfNothing

· 2025-12-22 13:55

The logic behind institutions buying the dip is clear: they are pinpointing the point of supply exhaustion. --- I've heard plenty of exaggerated claims, but the key is to see how long ETH and BNB can hold up next. --- Wait a minute, is the fluctuation smoother than NVIDIA? Does that mean institutions are really entering the market in large numbers? --- I've heard the argument that demand crushes supply too many times; the key is how long this can last this time. --- I believe in quality upgrades, but how much of the soup can retail investors still get? --- ETF scale exceeding the new supply? Where did this data come from? We need to see if there’s some back-and-forth going on again. --- Breaking the four-year cycle curse... sounds good, but terms like historical highs are the easiest to reverse. --- That makes sense; when institutions really enter the market, the nature of the market changes, and this time might be different.

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PoetryOnChain

· 2025-12-22 13:34

Institutional investors getting on board has really changed the game. The logic that ETFs consume new supply seems more and more ridiculous the more I think about it... but it actually seems to have happened.

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