#比特币价格走势 The Federal Reserve week has arrived, and institutional funds are on the move. The 716 million inflow last week looks impressive, but a closer look reveals something interesting—BTC took 352 million, accounting for nearly half. What does this indicate? Large institutions still place the most trust in Bitcoin's pricing power.

After dropping below 90,000 over the weekend, it rebounded to above 92,000. This pattern is actually a typical performance of institutions bottoming out. Recently, I have been tracking several traders who consistently make profits; they basically chose to hold light positions and observe or make small long bets during the fluctuations before the central bank's decision, rather than chasing the highs. The reason is simple - once the interest rate decision is announced, market sentiment can reverse instantly.

What is more noteworthy is the performance of XRP and LINK, with inflows of 245 million and 52.8 million respectively indicating a shift in market expectations for these two coins. However, caution is needed here—capital inflow does not necessarily mean that there will be an increase next, as the key lies in the accumulation period of these funds and the stop-loss settings.

My copy trading logic is as follows: at this stage, I prioritize following medium to long-term players who have clear stop-loss discipline, while reducing the allocation for short-term high-frequency traders. The signals of institutional shifts are indeed positive, but the last step is often the easiest to trip up on. I will adjust my positions after the FOMC meeting; there is really no need to go all in ahead of time.