#广场四月发帖挑战 The institutional “stampede” is reaching a fever pitch: BlackRock went on a buying spree again for $612 million in a single week, and globally listed companies have already snapped up more than 5% of the total supply!

Bro, stop overthinking short-term fluctuations around 70,000. Institutions are effectively “emptied” Bitcoin out of exchanges—this is already a straight-up, no-camouflage game.
Right last week (the week of April 11), US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $789 million, the best performance since February. Of that, BlackRock alone—managing over $10 trillion in assets—contributed $612 million. Even more terrifying: Bitcoin held by globally listed companies has already made up more than 5.3% of the total fixed supply, and that number is still steadily rising. This means the tradable chips in the market are being locked into institutions’ “cold wallets” at an unprecedented pace.
Meanwhile, crypto ETPs saw net inflows of up to $1.1 billion last week. Analyst Willy Woo confirmed that the inflow funds have just turned positive, and liquidity is in the process of being restored. The exchange “shelves” are being cleared out, yet you’re still hesitating. When Wall Street powerhouses have already taken the last bite of “bloodied chips,” where do you think the price will go?