2026-01-06 19:20:21

Bitcoin surged to $95,000 in early trading today, then retreated back to around $92,000, with a 24-hour decline of over 1.3%. The short-term rebound momentum failed to sustain and was quickly reversed. XRP and Solana also declined, each dropping more than 2%. In contrast, the US stock market saw slight gains, creating a significant divergence between the two.

Interestingly, institutional investors do not seem to be scared off by this correction. On Monday, the net inflow of funds into Bitcoin spot ETFs reached $697 million, the largest in nearly three months, indicating that large capital is actually becoming more enthusiastic about Bitcoin.

Market analysts believe that Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as a geopolitical risk hedge. Despite a 6% decline throughout 2025, a rebound appeared at the beginning of 2026, suggesting a stronger growth trend may be on the horizon this year. From both a capital and analytical perspective, there are still many bullish signals for Bitcoin.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 01-09 19:19

Institutions are not afraid, that's enough. Large funds are voting with their feet; are we still here debating the decline?

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CryptoPunster

· 01-09 12:00

It's the same old trick again, pushing from 95 down to 92. These retail investors are dazzled, while the big institutional players are sitting comfortably on a rough leg of $6.97 billion. It's hilarious—when the US stock market rises, the crypto world falls. This stark contrast makes it clear who profits and who loses today. It only dropped 6% over an entire year in 2025. Now they say it's going to grow strongly? I just want to ask, who are the bagholders in this wave? Is large capital entering the market a signal? Then I also need to consider whether I should expand my losses. Spot ETF net inflows hit a new three-month high. What does that mean? It means institutions are also betting. We bet on hope; they bet on paying tuition. The term "hedging tool" is quite fresh. It suggests that Bitcoin is now the insurance policy for the big players, and we are the premiums, right? Looking at this market, I can only say: what is meant to come will come, and those who are going to lose have already lost long ago.

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quietly_staking

· 01-08 20:23

Institutions are quietly stockpiling again, while retail investors are still debating between 95 and 92.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-06 19:50

With such a fierce net inflow from institutions, retail investors are still hesitating over the ups and downs, it's hilarious.

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-06 19:50

Institutional entry is just different. While retail investors are still debating whether it will fall or not, they just go ahead and invest $697 million without hesitation. Truly impressive.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 01-06 19:43

Large funds are accumulating, retail investors are cutting losses. This move is very clear to see.

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ThesisInvestor

· 01-06 19:37

Big institutions are really aggressive this time, pouring in 697 million. I'm impressed.

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