📊 Coinbase's latest institutional survey sends strong signals:
71% of institutional investors believe that Bitcoin is significantly undervalued.
This is not just emotional hype, but real feedback given during a consolidation period after the halving, with regulations gradually becoming clearer.
More importantly:
80% of institutions clearly state:
If the market drops another 10%, it’s not about cutting losses, but rather holding on or even increasing positions.
What does this indicate?
While the market appears stagnant, underlying capital is quietly changing hands.
📉 Most investors are also in agreement about the current stage:
It’s not a bull peak, but an accumulation phase.
Smart money is waiting for liquidity, interest rate cuts, and the next macro turning point.
🧠 Let's look at a “scarcity comparison” that many overlook:
The global gold stock is about 216,000 tons.
The actual circulation of BTC is about 16 million coins.
👉 If you hold 0.1 BTC, it’s equivalent to holding 1.6 hundred millionths of the network's scarce share.
If we translate this to gold scarcity:
0.1 BTC ≈ 1350 grams of gold,
worth about 1.5 million RMB.
And now?
0.1 BTC is only about 60,000 RMB.
📌 Converting it: 1 gram of gold ≈ 0.000074 BTC.
The valuation gap between physical gold and “digital gold” is still over 20 times.
Many people find 0.1 BTC too little,
but overlook the truly terrifying aspects of Bitcoin—
extreme scarcity + global consensus + liquidity pricing.
As future holdings become more concentrated and liquidity tightens, this small “fraction” in your hands might be your confidence to navigate the cycles.
Don’t underestimate 0.1 BTC.
True value is often priced when no one is paying attention.
