Larry Fink made a bold statement at the DealBook Summit yesterday—several sovereign wealth funds have already been quietly allocating to Bitcoin.
What’s even more interesting is that these institutions operate with a logic completely opposite to retail investors. When the price corrected from $126,000 all the way down to the $80,000 range, they actually kept accumulating. This kind of contrarian move is clearly a long-term strategic allocation.
Fink also emphasized one particular point: if the US continues to hesitate in its digitalization process, it could lose its first-mover advantage. He believes tokenization will see explosive growth in the coming years, and right now, large institutions are quietly building positions.
This signal is actually quite clear—when national-level capital starts positioning at the market bottom, will you still choose to stand on the opposite side? The direction of major capital flows in the market often says more than technical analysis ever could. $BTC $ETH
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 2h ago
While the big whales are quietly buying the dip, we're still hesitating—unbelievable.
Sovereign wealth funds are already feasting, while retail investors are still looking at the menu.
This round of signals couldn't be clearer; you can never go wrong following the institutions' lead.
Wait, is this a hint to go all in? Let me think about it.
If the US keeps dragging its feet, the pie is really going to be gone.
I get the logic of building positions at the bottom, but why does it feel like they say this every time?
Institutions are quietly accumulating while we're still staring at the K-line charts all day—so funny.
This is the real insider info, way more reliable than any technical analysis.
Even Fink is making it this obvious, and people still won't listen.
When retail investors panic, that's when the big players celebrate.
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MEVSandwich
· 2h ago
Oh my, institutions are accumulating at the bottom while retail investors are still screaming at the top.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 2h ago
Damn, sovereign wealth funds are quietly making a fortune.
Institutions get the meat, we get the soup—that's the reality.
Buying at 80,000 vs. 126,000, five years later the difference could be a whole house.
Why are there always people who insist on catching the last baton?
Low-key accumulation is basically just to prevent retail investors from front-running.
You can just listen to what Fink says, but the direction is right.
If the US keeps dragging its feet, it really will fall behind—I believe it.
Everyone is adding at the bottom, what are you still waiting for?
Seriously, just follow where the money is flowing and you'll have your answer.
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BearMarketMonk
· 2h ago
Fink, the tough guy, has finally revealed his cards—sovereign wealth funds are desperately buying the dip, while we're still hesitating here.
The $80,000 level is truly a once-in-a-lifetime gift.
Following the big capital, at least the direction won't be too far off.
Retail investors buy the dip and get trapped, while institutions just keep buying as prices fall—the gap is really huge.
Tokenization explosion? Then we better get on board quickly, or it'll be too late once it takes off.
Listening to what Fink said, it feels like the US is also getting anxious, afraid of falling too far behind others.
Institutions are positioning at the bottom, which shows they really have confidence in the future. This kind of information gap is just too valuable.
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digital_archaeologist
· 2h ago
Oh my, sovereign funds are quietly buying the dip while retail investors are still hesitating?
You can never go wrong following the big money—that’s a golden rule.
Fink’s words were harsh, but between the lines he’s hinting for everyone to get on board quickly.
So the real question is, what are you still waiting for?
Retail investors just can’t match the patience of institutions.
Laying out positions in the bottom range seems simple, but it actually exposes the information gap.
The intuition of main funds will always be sharper than any candlestick chart.
On another note, if the US really falls behind in digitalization, that would be a tough pill to swallow.
The tokenization boom is just around the corner. There’s a big difference between knowing early and knowing late.
But honestly, we’ll never really see through these “quiet allocations”—all we can do is follow along.
For them, it’s a strategic allocation; for us, it’s just trend-following. The mentality is totally different.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 2h ago
Institutions are accumulating chips while retail investors are still struggling with price fluctuations—the gap is that big.
Larry Fink made a bold statement at the DealBook Summit yesterday—several sovereign wealth funds have already been quietly allocating to Bitcoin.
What’s even more interesting is that these institutions operate with a logic completely opposite to retail investors. When the price corrected from $126,000 all the way down to the $80,000 range, they actually kept accumulating. This kind of contrarian move is clearly a long-term strategic allocation.
Fink also emphasized one particular point: if the US continues to hesitate in its digitalization process, it could lose its first-mover advantage. He believes tokenization will see explosive growth in the coming years, and right now, large institutions are quietly building positions.
This signal is actually quite clear—when national-level capital starts positioning at the market bottom, will you still choose to stand on the opposite side? The direction of major capital flows in the market often says more than technical analysis ever could. $BTC $ETH