#战略性加仓BTC Retail investors are still arguing about price movements, but institutions have already jumped in.

Just look at a set of data — there are a total of 368 entities worldwide controlling crypto assets, with a total scale surpassing $185 billion. This number itself isn't large, but the real story lies in the breakdown:

Corporate holdings account for over 70%. In other words, the core market chips have long been in the hands of companies with capital reserves and a focus on long-term allocation.

Government assets also account for more than a quarter. Don’t underestimate this proportion — the participation of national-level entities already indicates that crypto assets have been incorporated into formal considerations.

What truth does this reflect?

Cryptocurrencies are no longer just a retail playground. They are being written into corporate balance sheets and regarded as standard assets by sovereign funds and government agencies.

The most critical change is coming:

Pricing power is shifting — from short-term emotional trading to a structural game among long-term holders.

Volatility remains, but the fundamental buyers are becoming more stable — these large holders won't sell off just because of short-term fluctuations.

Simply put: while you're still watching the K-line chart, the ones setting the market floor are the institutions and governments holding long-term chips who won't easily give them up.

So the next interesting question is: as chips become more concentrated among the big players, whose feast will the next wave of market movement be?

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