#比特币价格走势 Seeing Strategy continuously increase their Bitcoin holdings by over 21,000 coins for two consecutive weeks, this signal is indeed worth paying attention to. The average cost basis is between $90,615 and $92,098, while their historical cost is only $74,972. What does this indicate? It shows that institutions are still willing to add positions at high levels, and this behavior logic has only one explanation — they are sufficiently confident in the long-term trend.

Coupled with Cathie Wood's view that "the market has bottomed," and looking at CoinShares' data, Bitcoin saw inflows of $522 million last week, while short products continued to outflow. The resonance of these three dimensions is quite interesting. Not every rebound confirms a bottom, but when institutions, fund managers, and investment flows all point in the same direction, it at least indicates that panic selling has been largely cleared.

However, we need to be rational here — I never go all-in just because the "market has bottomed" when copying trades. The current strategy is to allocate funds gradually alongside high-probability institutional traders. Their style is usually more stable, with good drawdown control. Also, keep an eye on traditional financial institutions (like Morgan and Bank of America) and their moves in ETFs — these are the real sources of incremental funds. If this step is implemented, it will be the next acceleration.