2026-01-07 18:20:12

Just look at this data — the attitude of BlackRock, which manages $12 trillion, towards Bitcoin speaks volumes. Only 4% of the global population directly holds BTC, and the Bitcoin holdings in institutional hands account for less than 8% of the total supply. Their IBIT ETF products are still continuously accumulating positions, which is no coincidence.

Looking at it from another angle: what does this mean? It means that genuine institutional funds are still flowing into the market nonstop. Bitcoin is still in its early stages and far from saturation. However, stay calm; the $94,000 level is a critical life-and-death line. Without obvious trading volume to support a breakout, the current rebound space is limited. The true bull market will require patience and waiting.

Avoid aggressive all-in trades; splitting into multiple buy-in stages is the smarter choice. Always set stop-losses to keep risks manageable. Be patient and wait for large institutional funds to truly flow into the market. By 2026, the explosive power of this round of market cycles should leave a deep impression.

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POAPlectionist

· 01-07 23:30

BlackRock is quietly accumulating positions, and these details are really ruthless. --- A 4% holding... institutions only took 8%? The cake is far from being baked. --- 94,000 positioning is indeed fierce; it depends on whether the volume can support it. --- Another story from 2026, and by then we’ll probably be listening to 2028 again haha. --- I agree with the strategy of building positions in batches, but you really need to hold back from going all-in. --- The softer BlackRock acts, the more terrifying it is, indicating they know when to make a heavy move.

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BearWhisperGod

· 01-07 18:45

BlackRock is still quietly building positions, indicating that smart money hasn't fully entered yet... It's still early in this wave. Institutional holdings are less than 8%? Then I need to gradually buy in batches. I must be patient and wait at the 94,000 level.

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-07 18:36

BlackRock is building positions, institutions haven't fully entered yet, so retail investors need to take it slow and not rush to get on board.

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LightningSentry

· 01-07 18:36

BlackRock is still quietly accumulating. Institutions have only taken 8% of the pie. What does this mean? It means we're still early, haha. --- If the 94,000 level isn't broken, the rebound space is indeed limited. I'm buying in batches, don't be impulsive. --- The 2026 market is worth looking forward to, but right now, everyone is playing with a gambler's mentality. --- It's already competitive at this early stage. When big funds really come in... well, it might be too late then. --- Stop-loss is very important. Many people have been trapped because they didn't set a stop-loss. --- Institutions are still secretly building positions. Why are we retail investors in such a hurry? --- Only 4% of the population holds positions. This data is really outrageous, indicating huge potential.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 01-07 18:30

BlackRock is still quietly building positions, and this is the biggest signal. Retail investors have no idea what they are missing. Institutions hold less than 8%, indicating there is still huge room for growth. With a position of 94,000 tokens, we really need to wait until the scale increases; there's no rush right now. Starting to accumulate in batches early on, 2026 seems to be the real stage. By the way, a 4% holding ratio—this data looks outrageous at first glance. It seems most people haven't realized the importance of Bitcoin. Setting a proper stop-loss is crucial; otherwise, the mindset can easily collapse.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-07 18:28

A 4% holding ratio... Wait, does that mean there's still 96% room for growth? My quantitative model calculated it, and this data indeed supports that institutions are still quietly accumulating. But is 94,000 really the life-and-death line? It's always said like that every time. Don't go all-in with all your might, I agree with that, but the pace of phased entry is very important. By 2026, everyone will be broke, and when institutional funds will truly flood in remains uncertain. Trading volume is the key; data doesn't lie. Looking at these numbers, I still feel a bit anxious... I need to stay calm. Historically, a 4% penetration rate is still early, but when will it truly arrive? Stop-loss must be strictly enforced; one all-in can ruin everything, everyone. If institutions really start to enter massively, do retail investors still have a chance to get in... This round of market movement is a matter for 2026, it's too far away, brothers.

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