2026-01-18 07:30:28

#数字资产市场动态 $BTC Market sentiment has shifted

BlackRock quietly increased its crypto holdings by $1.2 billion, and Korea has also loosened restrictions—allowing listed companies to allocate up to 5% of their capital to the crypto sector. With these two signals, institutional deployment is clearly accelerating. 📈

From traditional financial giants to policy levels, the recognition of crypto assets is upgrading. This shift is worth paying close attention to.

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SerumSquirter

· 6h ago

BlackRock's move is truly brilliant, and Korea is following suit. This time, traditional finance is completely overwhelmed.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 6h ago

BlackRock is secretly accumulating coins again, and South Korea has also loosened restrictions. The pace is indeed different now. Institutions are really getting serious, not just lip service.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 6h ago

BlackRock's move… institutions are really starting to show their muscles --- Wait, Korea is releasing 5% quota? Is this really true or just another prelude to a leek-cutting scheme --- $1.2 billion… not a huge amount but not insignificant either, but it does carry some signals --- Institutions entering quietly like this, retail investors still have to follow suit, hilarious --- Upgraded recognition? I feel like it's still a harvest… --- This rhythm has indeed changed, just not sure if we can keep up with this wave --- BlackRock playing this set, there will definitely be a follow-up later --- If Korea opens up, can it really drive the global market? That's a bit of a fantasy --- Looks like a good signal, but I still need to wait for a dip before entering --- Institutional layout = the beginning of retail investors taking the bait? Has that vibe

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RatioHunter

· 6h ago

BlackRock's $1.2 billion move is absolutely brilliant, and South Korea's follow-up policies have given institutions a real confidence boost. But honestly, how long this rally can last still depends on the subsequent funding volume, so don't celebrate too early. I just want to know when retail investors will be able to catch this train. Institutions are buying the dip so aggressively, which shows they've already seen through it. This time is truly different; traditional finance is officially waving goodbye to crypto. If it weren't for this wave of policy dividends, BlackRock wouldn't be rushing to pour money in.

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