Recently, there has been an interesting signal worth paying attention to. A tech giant completed its third-largest acquisition since its founding, with the target being a well-known company. Even more interestingly, the founder of the acquired company explicitly listed "btc holder" as a profile label on social media platforms.

This founder was also promoted to vice president of the acquired company as a result of this acquisition. It seems that while completing this large-scale deal, the company's management did not change their Bitcoin holdings—in fact, they reinforced this identity publicly.

From a macro perspective, the holdings choices of senior executives at large tech companies often reflect market participants' long-term views on digital assets. While such signals are case-specific, they are still worth noting in market sentiment analysis. In any case, the recognition of Bitcoin among traditional financial institutions and tech elites appears to be continuously increasing.