The Bitcoin (BTC) market is witnessing an unannounced transfer of power, redrawing the contours of the largest digital currency in the world by market value. While traditional large holders – such as miners, external funds, and anonymous wallets – are gradually selling what they have, the market, in turn, is receiving increasing demand from investment institutions such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs), companies, and asset managers.
The result is that Bitcoin is struggling to break the $110,000 barrier, despite coming close to it several times. Its volatility has also begun to gradually fade, reflecting a deep transformation in its position within the global investment landscape.
Despite the positive coverage in the media – from some companies adopting Bitcoin in their balance sheets to the explicit support for digital currencies from President Donald Trump's administration – the price of Bitcoin remains stuck in a steady trading range for several months.
Old whales have begun to gradually reduce their investment positions, at the same time that institutions are accelerating their buying processes. This shift in the ownership base is reshaping Bitcoin's identity, as it transitions from a highly volatile speculative asset to a slow and steadily growing investment tool.
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