CryptoQuant CEO: "Bitcoin is now part of an increasingly complex global financial ecosystem."
The trend of rising Bitcoin (BTC) prices still shows no signs of ending. This is emphasized by CryptoQuant CEO, Ki Young Ju, who stated that the Bitcoin rally is not stopping—but is currently evolving.
According to Ju, the dynamics of the crypto market today have changed significantly compared to previous cycles. He even admits that his assessment was too hasty when he was negative when the price of Bitcoin fell below US$80,000.
“Now the market is no longer the same as before. Previously, price movements were easier to predict because they were controlled by big investors, miners, and retail traders,” she explained. “However, now we are facing a new wave triggered by the influx of funds from spot ETFs, large companies, and traditional financial institutions.”
This change makes old patterns less relevant. If before, price peaks could be recognized when the 'big players' began selling assets and buying interest from retail investors declined, that scenario no longer applies.
Ju believes that institutional capital flows have the power to withstand selling pressure, even as long-time players decide to exit. This means that Bitcoin is no longer just a tool for short-term speculation but has entered the increasingly sophisticated global financial architecture.
“This is no longer just a game of price ups and downs. Bitcoin has now become part of the ever-evolving global financial system,” he emphasized.
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Conclusion:
The crypto market, especially Bitcoin, is entering a new, more mature phase. With more large institutions entering, the price rally of Bitcoin is not ending—it is simply transforming. For investors, this could be a signal that the approach to Bitcoin also needs to evolve: from mere speculation to understanding its strategic role in the future financial world.