Last week, net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs exceeded $3 billion, and MicroStrategy released investment trends, indicating a continued significant purchase.

At the same time, the son of the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, in conjunction with SoftBank and Tether, also bought over $3 billion worth of Bitcoin, clearly following MicroStrategy's lead.

In addition, the bill regarding Bitcoin reserves in Arizona has entered its final voting stage, with at least five other states also preparing; state-level funding will soon be entering the market—previous estimates suggested this wave could bring about $30 billion in buying pressure.

There's even more positive news: Trump's "National Strategic Reserve" directive: rumors indicate that a portion of tariff revenue will be used to buy Bitcoin. If this comes true, not only will the amount be substantial, but it may also encourage other countries to enter the market.

Overall, it seems there is no problem supporting the price increase of 76,658,565,077.

The biggest suspense now is whether this year it will rise to $150,000 or $200,000.

As for the latest long-term predictions: if the market is poor, Bitcoin will be $300,000 by 2030; if the market is normal, $710,000; and in a bull market, it could even reach $1.5 million. It sounded outrageous before, but now it feels quite plausible.

Currently, over 375,853,686,043,000 has been entering, and it has been hovering around 1,800 for a few days now; we are just waiting to see the upgrade on the 7th to see if there is a breakthrough! Recently, 91,049,768,257 chain has emerged as a dark horse, with Dogecoin C o n a n 25,712,460,513 having an excellent narrative and community, currently in a buildup phase, so it might be worth accumulating a bit!