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Recently, there has been a major move in the Bitcoin market. A large institutional investor recently spent $980.3 million to directly purchase 10,645 BTC, with an average price of $92,098 at the time. This level of effort is indeed significant—it's less about buying coins and more about pouring real money into BTC.
Even more interesting is this institution's historical trading record. Looking at their ledger, it’s clear that they started accumulating positions at low Bitcoin prices. Up to now, their holdings have reached 671,268 BTC, with a total investment of $50.33 billion and an average cost of $74,972. In other words, this is a classic pattern of large-scale accumulation at low levels, continuously increasing positions.
The signal behind this operation is very clear—these players don’t care about short-term price fluctuations; instead, they are expressing confidence in Bitcoin's long-term prospects through concrete actions. Meanwhile, retail investors are still hesitant and conflicted, while institutions have been quietly accumulating and grabbing chips. The trends of popular tokens like BNB and ETH are also worth paying attention to, as changes in the overall market fund flow are telling a story.