According to the latest views of the Chief Investment Officer of a certain investment institution, once the demand for ETF purchases can maintain stable growth, Bitcoin is very likely to enter an accelerated upward phase.
How to understand this logic? You can look at the performance of gold in 2025 to understand. Simply put, the price trends of gold and Bitcoin both follow the same principle—the supply and demand relationship.
The mainstream market's understanding is that the rise in gold prices mainly stems from the continuous allocation demand from institutions and investors. The same logic applies to Bitcoin: when institutions continuously increase their allocations through ETFs, a large amount of capital flows in continuously, and with the supply of Bitcoin being relatively constant, it becomes easier for the price to experience nonlinear growth. This demand-driven model has been validated multiple times in history.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 13h ago
The supply and demand logic is indeed sound, but the real question is when will the ETF growth stabilize? That's the key, right?
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GasFeeNightmare
· 13h ago
ETF buying support stabilizes, and Bitcoin will take off. I believe in this logic.
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MEVEye
· 13h ago
ETF steady growth = BTC takes off, I agree with this logic, gold has done the same thing
According to the latest views of the Chief Investment Officer of a certain investment institution, once the demand for ETF purchases can maintain stable growth, Bitcoin is very likely to enter an accelerated upward phase.
How to understand this logic? You can look at the performance of gold in 2025 to understand. Simply put, the price trends of gold and Bitcoin both follow the same principle—the supply and demand relationship.
The mainstream market's understanding is that the rise in gold prices mainly stems from the continuous allocation demand from institutions and investors. The same logic applies to Bitcoin: when institutions continuously increase their allocations through ETFs, a large amount of capital flows in continuously, and with the supply of Bitcoin being relatively constant, it becomes easier for the price to experience nonlinear growth. This demand-driven model has been validated multiple times in history.