2026-01-20 01:46:11

According to the latest observations from the on-chain data platform, the story inside US custodial wallets is worth paying attention to. Those typical institutional addresses (excluding exchange and miner accounts, including ETF holdings) generally hold between 100 and 1000 Bitcoins. What's more interesting is that over the past year, these institutional wallets have increased their total Bitcoin holdings by approximately 577,000 coins. At current prices, that amounts to about $53 billion in real money. From the trend of holdings, institutional funds have not stopped flowing in; instead, they continue to add to their positions. This indicates that the major players with influence in the market still remain optimistic about Bitcoin, and their willingness to go long is quite firm.

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quiet_lurker

· 8h ago

Institutions are疯狂抄底, what does the $53 billion indicate... Big players' bets have never stopped.

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InscriptionGriller

· 12h ago

Institutions are continuously accumulating, what does that indicate? Big players are well aware, BTC is far from over. That 577,000 coins are no joke; this is a real vote with hard cash.

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LiquidationHunter

· 12h ago

Institutions are aggressively accumulating chips, what are we retail investors hesitating for? --- Big funds are bottom-fishing, don't get shaken out, brothers. --- $53 billion inflow... this wave is really about to take off. --- Looking at this holding volume, institutions are well aware, more determined than us. --- Once again, institutions are deploying, we follow and won't lose out on the gains. --- Real money is dumping, what does that mean? It means they are optimistic. --- Net increase of 577,000 coins... this data is quite fierce. --- Continuously adding to positions without stopping, indicating the top is still far away. --- Institutions are holding, but retail investors are cutting losses... the crypto world is really chaotic. --- Money with voting power is entering the market, what are you still waiting for?

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ChainChef

· 12h ago

ngl the institutional players are literally marinating their btc stacks while everyone's panicking... that 577k coin appetite in a year? that's not just simmering, that's a full-course commitment fr fr

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HodlKumamon

· 12h ago

Institutions' recent replenishment pace, the data speaks for itself... Investing $53 billion in real money is quite impressive, and 熊熊 thinks this level of statistical significance is truly worthy of respect. --- Huh? The holding range of 100-1000 coins... Let me quickly calculate the current asset allocation model. This big fund's DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) investment rhythm is really steady. --- In the past year, a net increase of 577,000 coins... To be honest, this level of replenishment has somewhat exceeded 熊熊's expected range. Market sentiment is indeed not as pessimistic as before. --- Seize this opportunity window of continuous institutional inflows; it might be wiser than waiting for the perfect bottom. --- Institutions are still accumulating on dips, so us small retail investors don't need to panic... Just stay steady with your DCA.

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LiquidationKing

· 12h ago

Institutions' recent replenishment is really aggressive; $53 billion is no small figure. Not a single big whale wants to cut losses; it seems they are all betting that prices will rise further. Can this data be any clearer? It’s basically telling retail investors that it’s time to get on board. Institutional addresses with 100 to 1000 BTC are everywhere; I really don’t know what we’re still waiting for. Continuous replenishment shows what? It indicates that their outlook for the future hasn’t changed. I’m not worried either.

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