Bitcoin: The Reduced Role of Miners and the Rise of Institutional Actors in Energizing the Market
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Despite market instability, institutional investors are massively accumulating cryptocurrencies. According to CryptoQuant, the sector is going through its second most significant phase of institutional accumulation in 2024, marking a decisive turning point for crypto adoption.
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Multiple signals indicate that large institutional investors are strategically positioning themselves in Bitcoin, replicating a pattern observed before the historic bull run at the end of 2020.
The first quarter of 2024 marks a turning point in the adoption of Bitcoin ETFs by institutional investors. According to recent reports, over 1500 investment companies now hold significant stakes in these innovative products.
The Solana (SOL) price is about to break out of a double bottom pattern, signaling a potential 20% increase. The growing interest from institutional investors appears to be the main driver behind this rally.
A study conducted by a Canadian firm reveals that the interest of Canadian institutional investors in cryptocurrencies has seen a significant surge over the past two years. Estimated at 29% in 2021, the proportion of institutional investors exposed to cryptocurrencies in Canada has increased to 75% in 2023. The executives of the firm present the factors that justify this trend.
The principle of investing in the stock markets is to seek reward in exchange for the risk taken. That's why we will see if incorporating bitcoin into a portfolio can be a positive element.
Institutional funds specializing in cryptocurrencies continue to face capital outflows for the fifth consecutive week, according to the latest report from CoinShares. With a withdrawal of $32 million last week, the total outflows now amount to $232 million. Despite a decrease compared to previous weeks, institutional investors remain cautious towards cryptos. Let's explore the reasons behind this trend.