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During Bitcoin price fluctuations, the movements of institutional investors are often worth paying attention to. According to the latest data, the top 100 publicly traded companies holding Bitcoin worldwide have shown relatively flat accumulation over the past week—only 5 companies chose to increase their holdings. The biggest mover was MicroStrategy, which added 1229 BTC in one go, demonstrating a strong bullish stance. Metaplanet followed closely, with an increase of 4279 BTC, making it a significant move. As for the other three companies, each only increased their Bitcoin holdings by 1, which can be almost ignored. This accumulation data reflects a phenomenon: institutional investors' willingness to increase holdings in the current market is not as strong as expected. Only a few steadfast bulls continue to add to their positions, while most institutions remain on the sidelines.