Today, there's a lot of information in the crypto world.
First, a major policy move—The US Congress has approved allowing 401(k) retirement accounts to invest in cryptocurrencies, with a limit of up to $12.5 trillion. What does this mean? Long-term funds from traditional finance are starting to enter the market. For leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, this represents real incremental demand, providing strong fundamental support.
Even more impressive are institutional actions. Recently, BlackRock directly made a large purchase from a major exchange—2,064 BTC and 6,627 ETH, totaling approximately $206 million. This is not small-scale trading; it’s a clear bullish signal. The BTC reserves on exchanges continue to decline, indicating that large funds are steadily accumulating.
Policy + institutions = market resonance. In the short term, in this environment, holding coins definitely requires maintaining a steady mindset. New entrants shouldn’t rush in too quickly; choosing the right entry points is most important. The overall market liquidity expectations are shifting. How it will develop next depends on continued observation of macro and on-chain data.
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MEVHunter
· 12-12 12:53
blackrock sweeping 2k btc while retail gets exit liquidity trapped in exchange wallets... classic playbook ngl. that 401k move tho? legit macro shift but timing's everything - gotta watch the mempool games before these dinosaurs actually deploy real capital.
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LiquidationWizard
· 12-12 12:47
Blackhead's move immediately reveals whether it's genuine; this wave of institutional entry is truly exceptional.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 12-12 12:46
This 401k move is really a surrender letter from traditional finance. Large funds are about to enter the market, so what are we still hesitating for?
BlackRock has bought over 2,000 Bitcoins in one go. They must be very optimistic. I'm a bit tempted.
Wait, the exchange reserves are so low. Does that mean it's time to get on board? Or should we wait a bit longer?
If this really takes off, those who didn't get in will be the ones to regret it.
Stay calm, and the key is to choose the right entry point; otherwise, it can be exhausting.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 12-12 12:42
Black Pearl is back to buying up? This time, it's no joke — they immediately bought over 2,000 Bitcoins in one go...
Today, there's a lot of information in the crypto world.
First, a major policy move—The US Congress has approved allowing 401(k) retirement accounts to invest in cryptocurrencies, with a limit of up to $12.5 trillion. What does this mean? Long-term funds from traditional finance are starting to enter the market. For leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, this represents real incremental demand, providing strong fundamental support.
Even more impressive are institutional actions. Recently, BlackRock directly made a large purchase from a major exchange—2,064 BTC and 6,627 ETH, totaling approximately $206 million. This is not small-scale trading; it’s a clear bullish signal. The BTC reserves on exchanges continue to decline, indicating that large funds are steadily accumulating.
Policy + institutions = market resonance. In the short term, in this environment, holding coins definitely requires maintaining a steady mindset. New entrants shouldn’t rush in too quickly; choosing the right entry points is most important. The overall market liquidity expectations are shifting. How it will develop next depends on continued observation of macro and on-chain data.