Traditional financial institutions are not just itching to buy Bitcoin, they have long been unable to hold back…

It's just that there has never been a formal and compliant channel that allows large funds to get involved.

Of course, flexible small institutions have long been quietly laying out through other undisclosed channels.

Existing funds are all thinking:

The Bitcoin ETF speculation in 2023 has experienced several waves, and this round has surged from $26,000 to $45,000. The end of the speculation expectation means the realization of good news is bad news! It's going to pull back, it's going to crash! Even if it doesn't crash, it's going to need to adjust for a while, right?

Incremental funds, on the other hand, are thinking:

Darn it, after waiting for so long, the flowers have withered. They wanted to buy at $10,000, $20,000, or even $30,000, but hindered by compliance and fund size, they can only enter the market now when it's close to $50,000!

Fortunately, the price hasn't reached $60,000 yet! Brothers, roll up your sleeves and buy, buy, buy!

Then, some long-term investors have been waiting for a pullback, those who should sell have sold, and those who do contracts have been killed by the game of existing funds…

So, someone criticized me, saying that the contracts and imitations of 2023 have not outperformed the increase in Bitcoin that I bought for my daughter…

Sorry, it's my fault. I'm so bad that my face is swollen from being slapped, and it's better to hold onto the big cake and play dead than to do spot trading = =.

But I swear, I still want to do contracts 😭😭😭

BTC

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