The recent surge in Bitcoin is clearly a sign that retail investors can't get a foot in the door! The big players are the ones pulling the strings behind the scenes——

BlackRock has continuously pumped money for 18 days, twice splurging $138 million to acquire 682 BTC without batting an eye; Goldman Sachs has laid its cards on the table, holding 30.8 million shares of IBIT worth $1.4 billion, clearly aiming to be the "market maker"; Fidelity and BlackRock both dumped over $100 million on the same day, as if they had coordinated it! The wealthy play their game in such a low-key yet ruthless manner.

What are they after? Securing positions + setting the rules! There are only 21 million BTC in total, and when the market heats up, it's a game of securing seats. What the big players want is not short-term price differences, but to carve their names on the future financial landscape.

What makes Bitcoin valuable? It resists inflation, is scarce enough, allows for instant global transactions, and has a transparent ledger that’s not deceptive; it’s even more appealing than gold! The current bull market isn't something you shout about; it's been "bought" step by step by institutions——ETF approvals, funds in place, and governments getting involved, making this a game that’s long gone beyond retail investors.

Still debating whether Bitcoin has value? It’s like asking in 2003 if the internet can make money; the focus has already shifted! The narrative has moved from "speculation" to "financial infrastructure"; do you understand it now?