Bitcoin surges to 100,000? Big institutions are frantically increasing their positions!
Bitcoin has been rising sharply recently, driven by large institutions and whales making continuous purchases. Some Bitcoin veterans have invested an additional $60 million, increasing their Ethereum long positions to $165 million; Harvard University’s Bitcoin holdings have doubled, exceeding the value of its gold reserves; BlackRock has also just purchased over $200 million in Bitcoin. These actions indicate that institutions are continuously entering the market.
At the same time, the market expects that central banks in Europe and the US may cut interest rates, making funds more willing to invest in assets like Bitcoin, which is increasingly solidifying its status as “digital gold.”
Short sellers are being “liquidated”: due to the rapid price increase, many short sellers are being forced to close their positions; if the price approaches $100,000, it could trigger nearly $10 billion in short liquidations. A large amount of Bitcoin is being withdrawn from exchanges, indicating that whales prefer to hold for the long term rather than sell easily.
As more people recognize Bitcoin's “unpreventable” nature, the past doubts about it being a bubble are gradually diminishing. Publicly traded companies like MicroStrategy continue to buy more, and market confidence is steadily increasing.
In simple terms, large funds are betting on Bitcoin, with a clear long-term bullish trend, and short pressures are mounting. If it breaks through $100,000, it could trigger a new round of significant gains.
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