#BTC重回10万

The pattern has opened up, brothers. The United States currently has around $35 trillion in pension assets, and the proportion of gold assets in pension fund allocations worldwide is about 1-5%. The market value of gold is currently approximately 810 times that of Bitcoin. If Bitcoin ETFs can be included in pension fund allocations similar to gold ETFs, it could potentially bring in between $20 billion and $35 billion in off-exchange institutional incremental funds for Bitcoin.

Think about it, dear BlackRock. The direct layout of the cryptocurrency market is around $65 billion, with approximately $55 billion directly invested in the market and about $10 billion in related stocks. Additionally, there is Circle's Treasury Reserve Fund of $35 billion. International capital has also made in-depth layouts in the cryptocurrency market.

Vanguard may be late but is finally arriving, and even the Trump family may have begun early layouts in the crypto space. World Liberty Financial, backed by them, has accumulated over $40 million in cryptocurrency assets.

Moreover, crypto-friendly companies have started long-term layouts as well. Microsoft, Tesla, Apple, Amazon, Visa, and PayPal have all invested resources into the development of the cryptocurrency industry in research and application. MicroStrategy, which was just included in the Nasdaq 100 index, plans to raise $42 billion over the next three years for its long-term Bitcoin investment program. If this amount can be secured, it might have the power to push Bitcoin to $200,000. With MicroStrategy leading the way, it may encourage more tech companies to include Bitcoin investments in their long-term financial plans.

Looking ahead, traditional international capital giants, tech companies, and emerging political forces are optimistic about the cryptocurrency market and are continuously investing funds... How wonderful!