2026-01-11 03:40:12

#以太坊大户持仓变化 U.S. regulatory attitude shifts, traditional financial institutions accelerate their entry

The most obvious change in the past two years is that banks are no longer avoiding crypto assets. Compliance channels are gradually opening, institutional funds are continuously flowing in, and the liquidity of the entire market varies greatly.

The so-called "forbidden zone" has now become a new asset allocation direction. Trillions of dollars in traditional financial capital are seeking an exit, and @BTC@, as the most mainstream crypto asset, naturally becomes the preferred target.

Will a new cycle emerge in 2026? Market signals are already very clear—this is not just talk on paper, but a real ongoing process. The key is who can seize this window of opportunity.

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ShadowStaker

· 9h ago

nah tbh the "institutional adoption" narrative gets recycled every cycle... let's see if they actually hold through the volatility or just dump at first sign of trouble

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 01-12 03:15

Banks are here, if you don't get on this wave, you'll really regret it Institutional entry is different, liquidity is exploding Forget about 2026, now is the time to act Anyone still talking about plans on paper is just being foolish The window period is so short, it will be gone in no time Tens of trillions are looking for an exit, isn't BTC the obvious choice? The forbidden zone has become a gold mine, this transformation speed is incredible Instead of just watching signals, it's better to look at holdings; big players have already started With compliance channels opening, don't you understand what that means? Traditional finance can tell immediately if there's a move, no wonder institutions are hoarding

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TokenRationEater

· 01-11 04:10

Banks are starting to play with cryptocurrencies now, this is really different. Institutional funds entering the market are on a whole new level, retail investors better catch up quickly. --- Trillions of dollars looking for an exit? They must be rushing into BTC, where else could they go? --- The window period is only a few years, if you miss it, you'll really have to wait for the next cycle. --- Wait, no, the compliance channels are open. Has regulation really changed, or are they just cutting the leeks again? --- Traditional finance entering the market = the market is mature? Or are big players about to dump? --- Institutional capital pouring in sounds great, but good liquidity just makes it easier for them to enter and exit quickly. --- A new cycle in 2026? Well, I just want to know what will happen next year. --- Talking about seizing the window period is easy, but who knows when this window will close? --- Banks are no longer avoiding it = how far are we from the eye of the storm? --- Compliance, institutions, liquidity... sounds professional, but in reality, it all depends on who has better technology.

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PessimisticLayer

· 01-11 04:09

This time, the banks are really vulnerable. Once the compliance channels open, they can't be stopped. The speed at which institutions are pouring money in is much faster than I imagined... Will 2026 really be different? I've heard the term "window period" too many times, and in the end, it's the people who get in early who make money, while the discussion participants end up holding the bag. The disparity in liquidity is indeed huge, but that might not necessarily be good news for retail investors. Tens of trillions of financial capital entering the market sounds exciting, but what does it really mean? Is the market getting bigger, or are we just getting more thoroughly cut? Seizing the window period... it's true, but who the hell can accurately catch the bottom? Is this really different this time, or are we just telling stories again?

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GasFeeGazer

· 01-11 04:09

Banks are really starting to move, this time it's different... Brothers holding BTC should be happy --- The window period is only a few years, missing the chance to get in before 2026 is indeed a bit regretful --- Tens of trillions are pouring in, liquidity has indeed increased, but retail investors still have to look at institutional moves --- Opening compliance channels means large funds are coming in to accumulate, have you prepared your mindset? --- Using BTC as the primary target has long been a consensus, now it's just a matter of whether institutions act quickly --- If this cycle really takes off, those who cut losses earlier will regret it to death... but I remain skeptical --- The change in bank attitude is, frankly, still driven by interests, don't be fooled --- 2026 new cycle? First, see if next year can directly push to a new high before talking

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zkProofGremlin

· 01-11 04:03

Banks are just entering when they enter, no need to act like a savior. The ones who are truly making money have already gotten in. Institutional funds are entering this wave, retail investors are still debating when to buy, but it's too late. Tens of trillions? Sounds scary, but how much of that actually flows into crypto? Do you have a clear idea? People talk about the 2026 cycle every year, but the key is whether your own holdings are strong enough. The window period? Isn't it now? What are you waiting for?

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DogeBachelor

· 01-11 03:51

Banks are really waking up to this... The window period is so short, retail investors need to buy the dip more.

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BitcoinCultureGm

· 01-11 03:50

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