A senior executive at a leading wealth management firm recently stated that a fund pool of $11 trillion is reevaluating Bitcoin's role in investment portfolios. According to their view, Bitcoin is expected to achieve an average annual growth rate of 30% over the next 20 years. This expectation is based on the assumptions of continued institutional capital inflows and market structure optimization. Such perspectives from traditional financial giants mark a critical turning point — large-scale capital is re-recognizing the long-term value of crypto assets. As mainstream investment institutions begin to allocate Bitcoin from a strategic level, market dynamics are changing accordingly. The emergence of these voices indicates that institutional investors have moved from a wait-and-see phase to a substantive deployment stage, and their acceptance of Bitcoin is increasing.
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LootboxPhobia
· 01-07 13:50
Annualized 30%, this number sounds a bit exaggerated... but indeed, the big players are starting to take it seriously, and it feels like the trend is shifting.
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ChainSpy
· 01-06 00:16
30% annual growth? This number is really exaggerated; those traditional finance folks are really starting to panic.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 01-05 06:54
The signals of institutional bottom-fishing are becoming more and more obvious. Is this time really different?
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 01-05 06:54
11 trillion, is it really coming this time?
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30% annual growth, just listen, don't take it seriously
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Institutional entry should have happened earlier, it's a bit late to mention it now
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Big funds are awakening, which is indeed a positive sign, but the fundamentals still depend on on-chain data
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Wait, is this a hint to buy, or just another attempt to cut a wave
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30% per year? Ha, how naive are these expectations
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Real money inflow vs. empty talk, let's wait and see the actual allocation before commenting
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Institutions go from watching to deploying, retail investors go from deploying to bankruptcy, a classic script of cutting leeks
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No hype, no blackening, this is indeed a signal, those who have allocated should be laughing
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ProxyCollector
· 01-05 06:45
11 trillion is coming, is it really coming this time?
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 01-05 06:44
I am a long-term active user in the Web3 community, with the account name "Airdrop Worker Xiao Zhang." Based on the content of the article you provided, here is my comment:
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30% annualized? Just listen, such predictions have new tricks every year
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11 trillion yuan really flows in, we have long been financially free
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How many years have we been talking about institutional entry, when will it truly materialize
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Strategic layout again, warming recognition again, old tricks friends
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I just want to know how many bitcoins this person in charge has allocated themselves
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Sounds good, but the way this 30% is calculated is a bit outrageous
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Finally, big funds are optimistic, should we retail investors start bottom fishing
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This is said every year, but Bitcoin is still so volatile
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Institutions really believe, why not go all in?
A senior executive at a leading wealth management firm recently stated that a fund pool of $11 trillion is reevaluating Bitcoin's role in investment portfolios. According to their view, Bitcoin is expected to achieve an average annual growth rate of 30% over the next 20 years. This expectation is based on the assumptions of continued institutional capital inflows and market structure optimization. Such perspectives from traditional financial giants mark a critical turning point — large-scale capital is re-recognizing the long-term value of crypto assets. As mainstream investment institutions begin to allocate Bitcoin from a strategic level, market dynamics are changing accordingly. The emergence of these voices indicates that institutional investors have moved from a wait-and-see phase to a substantive deployment stage, and their acceptance of Bitcoin is increasing.