#比特币价格走势 Watching Strategy buy more than 10,000 BTC every week for two consecutive weeks, this kind of money-spreading approach is indeed intriguing. An average purchase price of $92,098 compared to a holding cost of $74,972 suggests that this move is a bet that the bottom has already appeared.

Coupled with Cathie Wood’s narrative—market bottoming out, institutions leading the charge—and supported by CoinShares’ data (three weeks of mild inflows and continuous outflows from short products), the entire story chain is quite clear. Institutions are voting with their cash.

But there is a detail worth cautioning: Bitcoin’s inflow of $27.7 billion this year is indeed less hot than last year’s $41 billion, indicating that some spectators are still on the sidelines. The real confirmation of the bottom depends on when traditional financial giants (like Morgan Stanley, Bank of America) officially follow with ETFs. That will be the key trigger to ignite the next phase.

If you are following a master trader, the focus now should not be on chasing the rally but on observing the logic of those traders willing to add positions at the $92,000 level. Their risk appetite, position management, stop-loss settings—these details are more worth reviewing than just directional judgment. Bottom-range oscillation, staggered position building, is always more solid than going all-in.