Topic: Institutional Interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and Crypto Markets are Rising...And the (Read 266 times)
July 20, 2020, 06:58:43 AM
Agree and very good this can be institutional money that will price to the highest point of all time, I think the hype is still there because they know crypto will be great in the future that requires institutional money to continue to flow fixed market / pandemic / Twitter Twitter and everything that negative about bitcoin and crypto in general. and will increase
July 19, 2020, 12:16:42 PM
Institutional holding of Bitcoin has risen sharply in 2019. Many hedge funds bought a large amount of bitcoins. Many prominent services started accepting Bitcoin as money, payment gateways started accepting Bitcoin as mode of deposit and withdrawal, even PayPal is moving towards it. Many bank eased Bitcoin trading and even came up with special trading accounts.
July 19, 2020, 09:41:06 AM
It has been a long time now that bitcoin is in the $9000 range. I guess the bitcoin market might show a change on the upcoming few days.
As we are seeing the signals of a pump in the price of bitcoin there might soon be spike in bitcoin's price.
If the institutional investors start throwing their money in bitcoin then it's price might create a huge spike.
Though there are good signals of a pump we should still keep an eye on bitcoin because if a correction happens and bitcoin breaks the support then it's price might fall down again.
As we are seeing the signals of a pump in the price of bitcoin there might soon be spike in bitcoin's price.
If the institutional investors start throwing their money in bitcoin then it's price might create a huge spike.
Though there are good signals of a pump we should still keep an eye on bitcoin because if a correction happens and bitcoin breaks the support then it's price might fall down again.
July 19, 2020, 07:57:56 AM
Too many institutional in the game will make market so boring. We will see stock market volatility level
You mean that Bitcoin would become less volatile this way? Maybe it's not a bad thing, as it might make retailers more confident and motivate them to accept Bitcoin as payment. And traders will still be able to play on the volatility, just not as much. Moreover, it seems that Bitcoin is already not as volatile as it used to be. The price rarely moves more that 10% in 24 hours and, lately, even in a week. And as for the institutional interest, I am not sure it affects the price that much. If we take futures, for instance, it's like a completely different market and largely ignores the real prices, right? So Bitcoin's dynamic remains unaffected, I think.That will be the result for less volatility but might the traders wouldn't want it since the volatility is there happy time to earn more bitcoins, But its for the good then maybe we should accept this to be happen since if less volatility less risk and acceptance will slowly grow since the price is much understandable and not risky for the accepting institutions.
But I'm not surprise for being less volatile by this time since we cannot really rely on it right now since all facing a major crisis this days.
July 19, 2020, 06:22:59 AM
Volatility relates to two main things:
- Rules of market which is regulated by laws.
- Price manipulations by whales.
For now, we only have the second on the market. Currently there is no rule and restriction on the max percent of changes (pos and neg) on the market daily. Like what some stock market has. There is no circuit breakers on crypto market at the moment.
- Rules of market which is regulated by laws.
- Price manipulations by whales.
For now, we only have the second on the market. Currently there is no rule and restriction on the max percent of changes (pos and neg) on the market daily. Like what some stock market has. There is no circuit breakers on crypto market at the moment.
July 19, 2020, 06:19:01 AM
Too many institutional in the game will make market so boring. We will see stock market volatility level
You mean that Bitcoin would become less volatile this way? Maybe it's not a bad thing, as it might make retailers more confident and motivate them to accept Bitcoin as payment. And traders will still be able to play on the volatility, just not as much. Moreover, it seems that Bitcoin is already not as volatile as it used to be. The price rarely moves more that 10% in 24 hours and, lately, even in a week. And as for the institutional interest, I am not sure it affects the price that much. If we take futures, for instance, it's like a completely different market and largely ignores the real prices, right? So Bitcoin's dynamic remains unaffected, I think. 
July 18, 2020, 04:02:56 PM
The interests are no longer 'interests' if they already got their feet wet. A lot of institutional investors have already graced the cryptocurrency market scene for a long time now, and several others who were reluctant at first are now eyeing it since there's not much money to be made in the stock and bond markets currently given the situation of the whole world. This just further ignited their curiosity to handle bitcoin and crypto since the scene is still ripe for the picking, and suits what they wanted from an asset class. It's just.. there isn't any movement that indicates they're already here, but for sure they are.
Agree, we have witnessed institutional money coming end in 2017. CME and CBOE at the end of that year and pushing the price to its all time high, remember that guys? So I guess the hype is still there because they know that crypto will be huge in the future that's why institutional money keeps flowing despite the bear market/pandemic/twitter hacks and everything negative about bitcoin and crypto in general.
It might not really be that evident on the current market price movement but pretty sure that they've been here on this market for a long time being now.
and as said by dotthebeats above that they are just eyeing and waiting up for the right time since when you are an investor you would really have that kind of mindset
on whats the right time for them to get in fully. For now they might be buying on gradual amounts or in slow step thats why we dont see any relevant movement at the moment.
Regardless on what method they used, gradual or slow accumulation, they been here before everyone realised it. Specially when the price goes goes, those investors are the first one to take advantage of that, maybe through OTC buying, or really direct buying in an exchange and I'm sure this won't get unnoticed. And then we have Grayscale who continue to stockpile not just bitcoin but other crypto as well.
July 18, 2020, 03:39:30 PM
The interest is growing, and it’s not stopping. A lot of investors want to buy Bitcoin, and those of them that don’t know about it are looking for people that will help them understand and start investing. I have really helped a lot of them where I live. Some meet me and tell me they would like to invest huge money, and ask me everything they need to know and I give them answers. And the interest seems to be growing as of recent, everyone is just talking about it, they want to invest in it. This is the level of recognition I have been waiting for.
Unlike most people do state in our speculation board, I guess we expect or not or we love or not, but we are going to touch stars very soon and this is what I understand whenever I am coming across any discussion about increased bitcoin related activities or anything similar to that. Institutional fund managers will get into board for sure as bitcoin will be providing massive returns for sure and that also will be in very short time period. I mean no surprises here but this is what I do dream about at more frequency.
Unlike most people do state in our speculation board, I guess we expect or not or we love or not, but we are going to touch stars very soon and this is what I understand whenever I am coming across any discussion about increased bitcoin related activities or anything similar to that. Institutional fund managers will get into board for sure as bitcoin will be providing massive returns for sure and that also will be in very short time period. I mean no surprises here but this is what I do dream about at more frequency.
July 18, 2020, 08:02:53 AM
A nice segway for telling that Huobi is going to launch its additional features to its platform. 
Let's just don't count the twitter hack, as for the bitcoin halving, the interest of the institutions were already being found. Grayscale continues to buy bitcoin and that's gaining the attention of the other financial institutions that they should take bitcoin seriously.
Let's just don't count the twitter hack, as for the bitcoin halving, the interest of the institutions were already being found. Grayscale continues to buy bitcoin and that's gaining the attention of the other financial institutions that they should take bitcoin seriously.
July 18, 2020, 12:52:46 AM
Without going too far in the 2008 financial crisis, many investors saw some of the scenarios that are happening right now, not only on Wall Street but also in Stock Market investors, who recognize that Bitcoin can be seen in the short term as a refuge mechanism for value, and this is where institutional investment is entering the Bitcoin market, from 4 years ago when the period of Bitcoin accumulation was until 2017, when there was the great bullish, many speculators and investors in the market can intuit that this behavior can occur again.
And even though the Bitcoin market is not predictable, it is a good time to put some good money in there to inflate it anytime a bullish trend stage occurs.
And even though the Bitcoin market is not predictable, it is a good time to put some good money in there to inflate it anytime a bullish trend stage occurs.
July 18, 2020, 12:39:50 AM
Institutional Interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and Crypto Markets are Rising...And the Twitter hack
Crypto exchange Huobi says institutional interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets is on the rise as investors’ appetite for an alternative asset class grows.
In a press release, Huobi reveals that its recently launched Futures and Swap trading platform hit $5.2 billion in volume as of May 6th. The crypto exchange estimates that institutional investments account for up to 40% of the total volume on its derivatives trading platform.
Check out the discussion here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTSGhW4F27g&t=203s
Crypto exchange Huobi says institutional interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets is on the rise as investors’ appetite for an alternative asset class grows.
In a press release, Huobi reveals that its recently launched Futures and Swap trading platform hit $5.2 billion in volume as of May 6th. The crypto exchange estimates that institutional investments account for up to 40% of the total volume on its derivatives trading platform.
Check out the discussion here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTSGhW4F27g&t=203s
The news about institutional investors being more and more interested in Bitcoin has been around for about 4 years.
The reality is quite different.All this "institutional investors interest" is just rumors and lies,there's nothing real.
Maybe the regulators won't allow institutional investors to buy Bitcoins,or maybe the institutional investors are secretly buying BTC and spreading those rumors to pump the Bitcoin price(and failing miserably).
Huobi isn't the biggest crypto exchange platform,so I don't care about their data.
Futures trading isn't cryptocurrency trading.It's derivatives trading,which is basically trading of possibilities(of price movements)not actual crypto coins..
July 17, 2020, 05:33:10 PM
The interests are no longer 'interests' if they already got their feet wet. A lot of institutional investors have already graced the cryptocurrency market scene for a long time now, and several others who were reluctant at first are now eyeing it since there's not much money to be made in the stock and bond markets currently given the situation of the whole world. This just further ignited their curiosity to handle bitcoin and crypto since the scene is still ripe for the picking, and suits what they wanted from an asset class. It's just.. there isn't any movement that indicates they're already here, but for sure they are.
Agree, we have witnessed institutional money coming end in 2017. CME and CBOE at the end of that year and pushing the price to its all time high, remember that guys? So I guess the hype is still there because they know that crypto will be huge in the future that's why institutional money keeps flowing despite the bear market/pandemic/twitter hacks and everything negative about bitcoin and crypto in general.
Exactly, the whole CME and CBoE bitcoin future contracts offering in 2017 really open up the doors of institutional money to get inside the market. However, there are proponents who says that it started the downtrend because once they are inside the market goes on a all-time-high but it also started the bear market as the bubble has been burst.
And then we have whales that can influence or manipulate the market, so there are pros and cons of huge money getting in from institutional investors, IMHO.
July 17, 2020, 05:05:55 PM
The interests are no longer 'interests' if they already got their feet wet. A lot of institutional investors have already graced the cryptocurrency market scene for a long time now, and several others who were reluctant at first are now eyeing it since there's not much money to be made in the stock and bond markets currently given the situation of the whole world. This just further ignited their curiosity to handle bitcoin and crypto since the scene is still ripe for the picking, and suits what they wanted from an asset class. It's just.. there isn't any movement that indicates they're already here, but for sure they are.
Agree, we have witnessed institutional money coming end in 2017. CME and CBOE at the end of that year and pushing the price to its all time high, remember that guys? So I guess the hype is still there because they know that crypto will be huge in the future that's why institutional money keeps flowing despite the bear market/pandemic/twitter hacks and everything negative about bitcoin and crypto in general.
It might not really be that evident on the current market price movement but pretty sure that they've been here on this market for a long time being now.
and as said by dotthebeats above that they are just eyeing and waiting up for the right time since when you are an investor you would really have that kind of mindset
on whats the right time for them to get in fully. For now they might be buying on gradual amounts or in slow step thats why we dont see any relevant movement at the moment.
July 17, 2020, 04:46:40 PM
The interests are no longer 'interests' if they already got their feet wet. A lot of institutional investors have already graced the cryptocurrency market scene for a long time now, and several others who were reluctant at first are now eyeing it since there's not much money to be made in the stock and bond markets currently given the situation of the whole world. This just further ignited their curiosity to handle bitcoin and crypto since the scene is still ripe for the picking, and suits what they wanted from an asset class. It's just.. there isn't any movement that indicates they're already here, but for sure they are.
Agree, we have witnessed institutional money coming end in 2017. CME and CBOE at the end of that year and pushing the price to its all time high, remember that guys? So I guess the hype is still there because they know that crypto will be huge in the future that's why institutional money keeps flowing despite the bear market/pandemic/twitter hacks and everything negative about bitcoin and crypto in general.
July 17, 2020, 04:03:32 PM
If there are institutions in here they aren't investing a lot because Bitcoins market cap is very small for an asset. We're talking about a currency with a potential to become a global means of exchange and it's worth as much as Amazon.
Bitcoin should be worth much more and it actually used to have 2 times larger market cap and years and halvings later it's still really undervalued.
What about that twitter hack? Bitcoin didn't do it so what does that have to do with Institutions?
Bitcoin should be worth much more and it actually used to have 2 times larger market cap and years and halvings later it's still really undervalued.
What about that twitter hack? Bitcoin didn't do it so what does that have to do with Institutions?
July 17, 2020, 03:26:26 PM
The interests are no longer 'interests' if they already got their feet wet. A lot of institutional investors have already graced the cryptocurrency market scene for a long time now, and several others who were reluctant at first are now eyeing it since there's not much money to be made in the stock and bond markets currently given the situation of the whole world. This just further ignited their curiosity to handle bitcoin and crypto since the scene is still ripe for the picking, and suits what they wanted from an asset class. It's just.. there isn't any movement that indicates they're already here, but for sure they are.
July 17, 2020, 02:25:40 PM
Institutional Interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and Crypto Markets are Rising...And the Twitter hack
Crypto exchange Huobi says institutional interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets is on the rise as investors’ appetite for an alternative asset class grows.
In a press release, Huobi reveals that its recently launched Futures and Swap trading platform hit $5.2 billion in volume as of May 6th. The crypto exchange estimates that institutional investments account for up to 40% of the total volume on its derivatives trading platform.
Check out the discussion here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTSGhW4F27g&t=203s
Crypto exchange Huobi says institutional interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets is on the rise as investors’ appetite for an alternative asset class grows.
In a press release, Huobi reveals that its recently launched Futures and Swap trading platform hit $5.2 billion in volume as of May 6th. The crypto exchange estimates that institutional investments account for up to 40% of the total volume on its derivatives trading platform.
Check out the discussion here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTSGhW4F27g&t=203s
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