2026-01-16 08:30:28

#比特币2026年行情展望 Michael Saylor's recent words hit the nail on the head— the Bitcoin community is prone to falling into a short-term perspective vortex, fixating on every fluctuation in the K-line chart, and thus missing the bigger picture.

What is truly worth paying attention to? The institutional framework laid out by 2025. Led by Saylor's company, institutional investors are aggressively buying up $25 billion worth of Bitcoin, and over 200 publicly listed companies have incorporated it into their balance sheets. This is not retail frenzy; these are votes of confidence from institutions.

More importantly, the obstacles that have persisted for years are gradually loosening—insurance coverage, accounting standards, tax frameworks, banking channels. These formerly gray areas are now becoming clearer and more standardized. In other words, Bitcoin is no longer a wild-growth enclave but is gradually integrating into the traditional financial system as an asset.

Focusing solely on short-term price points is less important. These structural breakthroughs are the real long-term game changers, paving a broad road for Bitcoin's global institutionalization. $BTC

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AirdropHunterZhang

· 01-16 09:00

Fuck, while institutions are going all-in, we're still watching the K-line? Now that's the gap in gameplay... --- In front of a $25 billion vote, our retail accounts are like mosquitoes biting an elephant. It's really time to change our mindset. --- Honestly, this isn't a chance to chase highs this time; the era of free riding on system dividends has arrived. Miss it, and you'll be waiting for zeroing out. --- 200 listed companies have entered the market, and we're still just interacting and grabbing wool. We're really falling behind the rhythm... --- It feels like all those gray areas have become clear. Bitcoin has transitioned from wild growth to being within the system. This change is a bit fast, and I'm a little unaccustomed. --- Institutional votes vs retail dreams—that's why some people quietly get rich, while others are still harvesting leeks. --- Once the tax framework and banking channels are regulated, retail arbitrage space will probably really disappear.

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liquidation_surfer

· 01-16 09:00

Hold on, institutions are really playing chess this time, not just messing around like retail investors. 200 publicly listed companies are included in the reports, this is no longer a risk asset, it's legitimacy. Bitcoin is finally crawling out of the basement.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-16 08:44

$25 billion frenzy, this is the real institutional dividend, much more meaningful than just staring at K-line charts. Saylor has seen through it long ago; institutional entry is a signal, and standardization is the long-term remedy. The fact that 200 listed companies are being included in the ledger indicates that major investors are starting to take it seriously. The gray areas are gradually becoming clearer, and insurance tax frameworks are being followed up on—this is the true foundation of a bull market. Retail investors are still shouting about rises and falls, while institutions are already laying out the institutional dividends; the gap in perspective is huge.

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 01-16 08:39

Institutions are really playing chess, while retail investors are still watching the order book. The gap is quite significant.

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GasFeeCryer

· 01-16 08:36

To be honest, this time Saylor really laid out the issues clearly; we are too easily fooled by short-term fluctuations. 250 billion in purchases, 200 listed companies included... now that's real strategic play. Once the system is streamlined, how much further can it really fall?

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