Market fluctuations and unrest often reveal who truly believes in Bitcoin.

A leading institution has recently made a move—buying an average of over $88,000 per BTC, accumulating a total of 1,229 BTC, spending $108.8 million. At first glance, the number seems huge, but interestingly, this scale is actually smaller than the tens of thousands of BTC they accumulated a few weeks ago. Why? Because they had already hoarded over $700 million in cash earlier, and now they are gradually deploying it. This approach is called DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging)—stable, consistent, and unwavering.

In terms of account size, this institution now holds over 670,000 BTC, with a market value exceeding $5 billion, and an average cost basis of over $75,000 per BTC. This scale carries weight in the entire market. They haven't pulled back due to recent volatility—in fact, they continue to pour money in. The message behind this is very clear: the long-term value of Bitcoin is fully recognized by these smart money players.

Institutional DCA behavior itself is a form of voting. It means that no matter how many short-term shocks occur, these investors won't change their stance. For ordinary investors, this kind of reference is quite meaningful—not to follow blindly, but because it reflects genuine confidence in the market.