#比特币价格走势 Recently, I was shocked by the actions of major institutional players. Strategy bought another 10,645 Bitcoins this week, continuing a two-week streak of purchasing over 10,000 each week. What does this signal? Does it sound like the market has bottomed out?

I looked at the data—Bitcoin is now priced at $92,098 per coin, while Strategy's cost basis is only $74,972. This means they are still optimistic about the future market trend. Also, Cathie Wood mentioned that the crypto market might have already bottomed out, and Bitcoin is the top choice for institutional allocation… It seems like big funds are quietly positioning themselves.

What surprised me the most is that digital asset investment products have seen net inflows for three consecutive weeks, with $864 million coming in last week! Especially in the US market, which saw inflows of $796 million. It looks like investor sentiment is gradually recovering, and although there's still some caution, optimism is clearly increasing.

As a beginner, if I understand correctly, these are quite positive signals, right? But I’m still a bit confused—why are institutions willing to buy heavily at this time? Can any experts explain the logic behind this?