#比特币2026年行情展望 BlackRock's move here is not to be taken lightly. They purchased 6,647 Bitcoins in one day, bringing their total holdings to 781,000—close to 4% of the entire circulating supply. The numbers sound huge, but the real detail is this: they’re not gambling with their own vaults, but rather acting on behalf of institutional clients like pension funds and asset management firms.

$btc liquidity is tightening. As fewer Bitcoins are available for trading in the market, the price support shifts from "short-term speculation" to "long-term asset allocation." Ethereum is also not idle; tens of thousands are being gradually accumulated or staked, and exchange supply continues to shrink.

Interestingly, there hasn't been a crazy surge in short-term prices. But the signals of capital inflow are very clear—related funds IBIT and ETHA attracted $648 million and $81.6 million in just one week. What does this mean? Institutions have already exited. The question now facing the market is not "Will big funds come in," but "Is liquidity still enough?" The crypto market in 2026 may very well be a contest over this.