There is a very interesting phenomenon in the crypto market that has become increasingly evident recently—multiple leading institutions are beginning to frequently deploy FIL, on-chain large transfer records are continuously increasing, and even some institutions have launched products specifically tracking FIL. What are these signals telling us? Professional players have already set their sights on the FIL market.



Why FIL? The answer is quite straightforward. Web3.0, AI, and big data are entering a period of explosive growth, leading to a sharp increase in demand for data storage. At the same time, users' requirements for data security and data sovereignty are also continuously rising. Traditional centralized storage can no longer keep up, and decentralized storage has become an inevitable market choice. In this track, FIL is the absolute leader, making it naturally the first choice for institutions.

Let’s take a deeper look at why institutions are so optimistic about FIL. The first reason is market position. FIL accounts for over 70% of the decentralized storage market share, forming a strong network effect—more users mean a healthier ecosystem, and new users and projects are more willing to join, creating a positive feedback loop. The second reason is the economic model. FIL adopts a deflationary mechanism; as storage demand increases, the amount of FIL burned will grow larger, while supply continuously decreases. Once supply and demand are out of balance, rising prices become inevitable.

The rhythm and logic of institutional deployment are hinting that the decentralized storage track may really be on the verge of a wave of growth. When professional capital begins to move quietly, it often indicates many underlying issues.
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RektRecordervip
· 12-30 05:53
Institutions are accumulating FIL, so retail investors will have to buy the dip again... --- A 70% market share is indeed impressive, but could this be another false hype? --- The deflation mechanism sounds good, but the key is whether the destruction volume can keep up. --- Is it true that large transfers necessarily mean confidence? Maybe it's just dumping. --- Wait, is Web3 storage really in short supply? It doesn't seem that popular. --- The leading project is still the leader, but how has FIL performed over the past few years? Everyone should have a sense of that.
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NotFinancialAdvicevip
· 12-30 05:45
Institutions are quietly accumulating FIL. Is there really something behind this, or is it just another attempt to trap retail investors? Time will tell.
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FloorPriceNightmarevip
· 12-30 05:37
Institutions' moves this time are not without reason. I'm optimistic about the storage sector. Wait, can the deflation mechanism really support the price, or is it another round of retail investors being harvested? FIL's leading position is undeniable, but I'm just worried about black swan events happening again. Would following now make me a bag holder? Market share of 70%, who compiled this data? Is it real? Someone should have paid attention to decentralized storage long ago; what is meant to come will come. I was wondering why everyone in the group has been talking about FIL recently—turns out big institutions are playing chess. Deflation is deflation, but the key still depends on whether the actual application is implemented or not. The sector is good, but it all depends on how long it can keep rising.
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fomo_fightervip
· 12-30 05:25
Institutions are rushing to get on board, and I'm still hesitating whether to buy or not. This is the fate of retail investors.
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