The crypto market may be undergoing a slight correction, but behind the scenes, large institutions are quietly accumulating Bitcoin with a long-term strategic vision. According to CNBC, even though retail cash flow withdrew from Bitcoin ETFs in April, national investment funds and large financial institutions continue to buy directly – indicating strong confidence in Bitcoin's role in the future of global finance.
Representatives from Coinbase Institutional revealed three main reasons why institutions are still actively investing in Bitcoin:
🔹 Breaking away from dependence on the USD: In a global context that is gradually de-dollarizing and concerns about the weakening of the USD, Bitcoin emerges as an alternative asset not controlled by any country. Holding $BTC instead of converting to USD is a way to protect asset value from geopolitical and financial fluctuations.
🔹 Bitcoin is becoming increasingly independent: Unlike the previous phase when BTC often moved in sync with technology stocks, #bitcoin is now seen as a distinct asset, not influenced by stock market fluctuations. This attracts long-term investors looking to diversify their portfolios.
🔹 Anti-inflation asset: Like gold, Bitcoin has scarcity characteristics (only 21 million BTC), is easy to store, and is not controlled by central banks. In an increasing inflation environment, BTC is seen as a reliable 'hedge' to protect assets.
Although retail cash flow may be affected by short-term news and price fluctuations, it is the institutional capital flow that is the key factor deciding the future of the market. When large funds, banks, and governments start to see Bitcoin as an essential part of their long-term financial strategy, we are witnessing the true maturation of the crypto market.
⚠️ Risk warning: Investing in cryptocurrencies can yield high returns but also carries significant risks. Do thorough research and only invest money you can afford to lose. #anhbacong