#BTC

Bitcoin’s current strategy is increasingly driven by institutional accumulation, long-term reserve adoption and evolving technical/tactical trading frameworks. Major corporates such as MicroStrategy (now “Strategy”) continue to buy BTC steadily—even during pullbacks—revealing confidence in it as a treasury reserve asset rather than a short-term trade. The  Retail sentiment is also improving: a recent survey by Strategy& shows rising optimism among investors as Bitcoin exceeded the US $100,000 mark in early 2025. At the same time, trading strategies in the market are getting more sophisticated: traders are using combined signals—such as funding rates, futures basis, sentiment analysis and on-chain data—to time entries/exits rather than purely buy-and-hold. On the risk side, the growing institutional weight means liquidity and large holdings may amplify moves in either direction. One key takeaway: For now the dominant strategy around Bitcoin is accumulation and reserve-use by major players, while trading layers ride tactical signals. In short: HODL-plus-strategy rather than pure momentum.