#BTC资金流动性 An interesting phenomenon—this year, Bitcoin's price volatility has actually been more stable than Nvidia's stock. What does this indicate? The industry is maturing.
According to Bitwise's data analysis, there are several key drivers behind this shift. First, the Bitcoin market itself has become more mature, with market depth and liquidity improving. Second, the proportion of institutional investors' holdings continues to rise; their large capital and more rational trading naturally help suppress extreme price fluctuations. Additionally, the influx of large amounts of funds into ETF products has provided more stable buying support for the market.
All these changes together have resulted in Bitcoin's relatively stable performance this year. From a certain perspective, this is a sign of it moving towards mainstream assets.
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BottomMisser
· 10h ago
Oh wow, institutional entry really changes the game rules
Wait, is stability a good thing? Why do I feel like it's a bit less exciting...
Mainstream assets? That just means getting trapped
This wave of ETFs has indeed stabilized the market, it seems the aunties are also starting to play with crypto
Last year around this time I managed to bottom fish, now I can only watch it stay as steady as an old dog...
The entire industry has become boring, but maybe that's the price of maturity
Institutional money is too strong, retail investors can no longer stir up waves
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 11h ago
Oh, institutional entry is a double-edged sword. Once stabilized, there's no more of that excitement...
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 11h ago
hypothesis: what we're witnessing here is essentially the ancient silk road phenomenon applied to capital flows—btc's stabilization mirrors how trade routes matured once institutions figured out the mechanics, tbh.
#BTC资金流动性 An interesting phenomenon—this year, Bitcoin's price volatility has actually been more stable than Nvidia's stock. What does this indicate? The industry is maturing.
According to Bitwise's data analysis, there are several key drivers behind this shift. First, the Bitcoin market itself has become more mature, with market depth and liquidity improving. Second, the proportion of institutional investors' holdings continues to rise; their large capital and more rational trading naturally help suppress extreme price fluctuations. Additionally, the influx of large amounts of funds into ETF products has provided more stable buying support for the market.
All these changes together have resulted in Bitcoin's relatively stable performance this year. From a certain perspective, this is a sign of it moving towards mainstream assets.