Every now and then, brothers ask: "Is it still worth buying BTC now? Is it more cost-effective to buy altcoins?"
I want to say, it’s better to look at the data before making a judgment:
📊 Last week, Strategy purchased 21,021 BTC at an average price of $117,256, with a total investment of $2.46 billion.
📈 US-listed company Sequans recently increased its holdings by 85 BTC.
📈 Forza, a subsidiary of Coinsilium Group, increased its holdings by 57.54 BTC.
📉 In the past 24 hours, centralized exchanges saw a net outflow of 1,017.72 BTC.
You see, these institutions have an average buying cost above $110,000, which means at the current price level, they are still making significant purchases.
Why?
It’s just like how four or even ten years ago, people bought gold at high prices—
Gold has been around for thousands of years, its price has risen again and again, yet after each pullback, there are still steadfast buyers.
The logic behind it is actually quite simple: it is a long-term value anchor, a safe-haven asset, and a global consensus.
BTC is the same—
While you are still hesitating about “is it too expensive,” institutions are quietly accumulating.
