#数字货币市场洞察 $BTC once again became the most eye-catching player in the market today. The price has found solid footing around $93,000, rebounded slightly, and both trading volume and liquidity have clearly recovered. Several major institutions have recently released reports, and their core views are very consistent: against the backdrop of macroeconomic stabilization and anticipated ETF capital inflows, Bitcoin is simultaneously playing the roles of “inflation hedge” and “asset rebalancing.” Some even predict it could challenge the psychological threshold of $100,000 before year-end.

On-chain data is even more interesting. In the past day, large wallets have been very active, with over $500 million worth of BTC withdrawn from exchanges and moved to cold wallets—this is usually interpreted as whales quietly accumulating. At the same time, regulators in several countries are softening their stance on cryptocurrencies, and this shift in policy direction has further boosted market sentiment.

However, analysts also remind us: volatility remains the norm. If the macro environment stays stable and capital continues to flow in, Bitcoin could indeed start a new round of gains. But that depends on all these “ifs” coming true.