Institutional Investors Quietly Accumulate Bitcoin as Goldman Sachs' Bearish Stance Fails to Convince Wall Street

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Despite recovering market sentiment post-global liquidity crisis, Goldman Sachs has taken a contrarian stance on Bitcoin, calling it "not an asset class." However, data reveals institutional players are accelerating their Bitcoin acquisitions, highlighting a stark divide between traditional finance and crypto adoption.


Key Market Trends

1. Exchange Withdrawals Hit Record Highs

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2. Institutional Buying Frenzy

Grayscale Investments dominates spot market demand:

Other institutional entrants:


Bitcoin vs. Gold: The Macro Perspective

Correlation Analysis

MetricBitcoinGold
2020 price recovery85%22%
Annual issuance rate2.5%1.8%
Non-moving supply7.78%N/A

Key findings:


Adoption Growth Indicators


FAQs

Q: Why are institutions buying Bitcoin despite Goldman's warning?
A: Institutions prioritize on-chain data over bank opinions, recognizing BTC's scarcity and store-of-value properties.

Q: How does GBTC work for institutional investors?
A: It offers SEC-registered exposure with 6-month liquidity lockup, avoiding custody/tax complexities.

Q: Is Bitcoin replacing gold?
A: While not displacing gold, BTC shows similar inflation-hedging properties with superior portability and verifiable scarcity.

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Market data current as of Glassnode/Santiment reports. This content does not constitute investment advice.