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The recent rise in Bitcoin may be led by institutions, as retail investors have not yet entered the market on a large scale. Bitcoin's price is approaching historic highs, but overall trading volume remains sluggish, especially in the South Korean market where retail activity is high; current trading volume is still at a relatively low level. This phenomenon suggests that the recent increase in Bitcoin may primarily be driven by institutional and corporate buyers, while retail investors have not yet entered the market on a large scale.
From market data, although the price of Bitcoin is close to historical highs, the overall trading activity has not increased correspondingly. This is especially true in the South Korean market, where retail trading is active, but the trading volume remains at a low level, further confirming the dominant position of institutional funds in this round of increase. Historically, retail funds tend to concentrate their entry into the market in the later stages of a trend, becoming the final push before a local peak. For example, in the trends of February and November 2022, the concentrated entry of retail investors drove the final surge in Bitcoin prices. If history repeats itself, the Bitcoin market may welcome a concentrated entry of retail investors before the next peak approaches. This pattern indicates that the current market rise may still be in the early stages, and the potential participation of retail investors will be one of the key factors in the future market development.
In summary, the current rebound in the Bitcoin market seems to be primarily driven by institutional investors. If this trend resembles historical cycles, then waiting for retail investors to enter en masse may indicate that the market is about to reach a temporary peak. Investors should be wary of changes in market sentiment, make rational judgments, and invest cautiously.
What do you think about the current market trend? Will the entry of retail investors become a turning point for this round of the market?