Recent week has seen frequent movements in the crypto market, with several key signals worth noting.



First, at the institutional level. BlackRock has made a major move again, depositing 1134 BTC and 7255 ETH into a compliant platform. This continuous accumulation clearly signals a bullish outlook. Meanwhile, on the first trading day of 2026, crypto-related stocks in the US stock market collectively rose, with the Nasdaq climbing over 1%, indicating that mainstream finance is increasingly interested in this sector.

At the corporate level, there are also highlights. A well-known publicly traded company experienced higher trading activity than Tesla and Nvidia, suggesting that Bitcoin's appeal as a liquidity asset is being revalued. Additionally, a whale that previously lost $13.73 million has reversed position, buying 2251 XAUt at an average price of $4420. This kind of stop-loss rebound often signals a sentiment shift in on-chain analysis.

On the policy front, there are mixed signals. South Korea's crypto outflows reached $110 billion in 2025, mainly due to tightening trading regulations, which put significant pressure on regional investors. However, globally, JPMorgan's latest view suggests that the appeal of stablecoins is rising as investors seek more regulator-friendly options—reflecting a new market demand for compliance and security.
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RektDetectivevip
· 01-03 03:46
BlackRock has increased its holdings again, and this pace is really unsustainable. Institutions are taking this seriously now, what are retail investors still hesitating for? South Korea has outflowed 110 billion, is this a run? JPMorgan says stablecoins, it feels like the whole market is looking for an exit. Whales are stopping losses and turning around, now that's a real signal. Wait, is Bitcoin's liquidity asset being re-priced? This idea is interesting, is it true or just another story? Are you excited just because the Nasdaq rose 1%? I think it's still okay. BlackRock is holding more and more Bitcoin, how are small retail investors supposed to play this? Laughing to death.
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MevHuntervip
· 01-03 03:42
BlackRock is accumulating coins again, this rhythm... can it really trigger a big market move? Whales stop-loss and reverse, is this truly a bottom-fishing move or just another round of chopping the leeks? The $110 billion outflow from Korea looks a bit embarrassing, what about us? Is the stablecoin market picking up? Those USDC days might be better. With institutions entering so aggressively, can retail investors keep up? Tesla and Nvidia's hype has been overshadowed by Bitcoin? That's hard to believe. The bullish signals are stacking up quite strongly this time, beware of a trap.
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SchroedingerGasvip
· 01-03 03:39
BlackRock is stacking coins again, this pace is a bit impressive The mainstream financial entry signals are becoming more and more obvious, let's see how long they can hold Over 100 billion yuan flowed out from Korea, it's really intense, no wonder I've heard that many people are fleeing recently Whales stop losses and then re-enter the market, I like this kind of reversal signal, does it mean something good is coming? Stablecoins are truly the most attractive, the compliant track is indeed gradually growing Institutions are entering and companies are following suit, it feels like 2026 is still promising, but don't be too optimistic
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