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Whoa, is the bear market this intense? Binance and the big shots like Saylor are flying straight to Abu Dhabi to latch onto opportunities, with sovereign wealth funds worth $330 billion waiting there. 🚀 Mubadala has tripled its Bitcoin holdings—this is what true institutional betting looks like.
But this also points to one issue—US policies are stuck, Trump's crypto agenda has been blocked by the Democrats, so all the funds are flowing to the Middle East. The UAE has directly positioned itself as the "New Wall Street of Digital Finance," Binance has received full approval, and now it's just a matter of bloodsucking.
The key point is not to be fooled by appearances—those guys aren’t just talking about small money at yacht champagne parties. They make it very clear—they can't just parachute in, take the money, and leave. They need to root locally and make long-term commitments. That’s why some projects ultimately fail—they really think money is that easy to get 😂.
Now the question is, since funds are flowing to the Middle East, can the next wave of liquidity trigger a new cycle of altcoins? With Bitcoin losing momentum and the market so cold, how long will it take for those UAE investors to really step in? That time gap might be the real opportunity window.