Strive spends $280 million to add 3,311 BTC
From the perspective of institutional capital flows, Strive has spent $280 million to add 3,311 units of $BTC 📉. Retail investors see the candlestick chart, not the cost basis.
This large investment is a long-term allocation, with no pressure from short-term pullbacks. Institutions have a far greater tolerance for error than retail investors.
Current market liquidity cannot support retail investors blindly chasing highs. Following an early-entry strategy can easily leave them holding the bag when liquidity dries up.
Keep an eye on three indicators next: whether Strive continues to increase its holdings, whether reported ETF outflows are narrowing at the same time, and how well spot prices are supported in the range of institutions’ average cost basis 🔍.
As the candlestick chart repeatedly rubs against the $280 million cost line, retail investors’ stop-loss orders will get filled before institutions’ buy orders.
#StriveSpends$280MillionToAdd3,311BTC $BTC
From the perspective of institutional capital flows, Strive has spent $280 million to add 3,311 units of $BTC 📉. Retail investors see the candlestick chart, not the cost basis.
This large investment is a long-term allocation, with no pressure from short-term pullbacks. Institutions have a far greater tolerance for error than retail investors.
Current market liquidity cannot support retail investors blindly chasing highs. Following an early-entry strategy can easily leave them holding the bag when liquidity dries up.
Keep an eye on three indicators next: whether Strive continues to increase its holdings, whether reported ETF outflows are narrowing at the same time, and how well spot prices are supported in the range of institutions’ average cost basis 🔍.
As the candlestick chart repeatedly rubs against the $280 million cost line, retail investors’ stop-loss orders will get filled before institutions’ buy orders.
#StriveSpends$280MillionToAdd3,311BTC $BTC