#比特币机构配置与囤积 Recently, I’ve been a bit confused by the institutional allocations in Bitcoin, but I’m also super excited🤔 to see that Strategy increased its Bitcoin holdings by 10,645 coins in a week, totaling nearly $1 billion. I’ve been wondering—what exactly are these big institutions playing at? After reading Cathie Wood’s analysis, I started to understand—turns out, Bitcoin isn’t seen by institutions as a trading tool, but as a completely new asset class?

What shocked me the most is that they place Bitcoin at the top of their asset allocation! They also mentioned that traditional financial giants like Morgan Stanley and Bank of America might officially enter through ETFs—what does this mean? Are institutions really treating cryptocurrencies as legitimate investments?

Honestly, a few days ago, I was a bit scared when I saw the crypto market suddenly crash, thinking it might be the end, but it sounds like the market might have already bottomed out? And Bitcoin has become the most liquid, while other coins have fallen even harder. This also explains why these big institutions are quietly accumulating—they might understand the value of this better than we do.

Can any veterans explain to newcomers what exactly the phrase "a brand new global monetary system" means? It sounds so impressive👀