2025-12-09 14:17:45

There’s been an interesting chain reaction lately. Vanguard just announced the opening of BTC ETF trading, and that same night Bank of America followed suit—directly approving wealth advisors to suggest clients allocate 1% to 4% of their assets to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

The signal behind this move is pretty clear. Big institutions like Wells Fargo and UBS are likely watching closely and could soon follow. The bigger picture is that tech giants with massive cash flows—like Microsoft and Amazon—might one day start allocating a portion of their funds to the crypto market as well. These would be substantial fresh funds, real “main wave” fuel for a rally.

On another front, the Fed is also taking action. Quantitative tightening has officially ended, and just a few days ago they injected $13.5 billion into the banking system through overnight repos—the second-largest move since the pandemic. If you do the math, the QT policy that started in mid-2022 has withdrawn around $2.4 trillion, and now money is starting to flow back in. Add in Trump’s repeatedly mentioned tariff dividend plan—which is similar to the direct stimulus payments during the pandemic—and market liquidity is bound to pick up.

So every pullback now is basically an opportunity window, especially the recent correction after the bearish divergence on the 30-minute chart; you could consider scaling in. Personally, my plan is to start building long positions around 90,300 with an initial target of 98,000. Of course, this is just my personal take—actual trading decisions should be based on your own risk tolerance.

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NightAirdropper

· 5h ago

Wow, institutions are collectively entering the market, they really mean business Wait, Microsoft and Amazon are really willing to spend money to come in, that’s the sign that dawn is breaking Is it really a good time to buy the dip at 90300? I'm a bit worried about getting cut Big players are following, which means they assume the top is already priced in, this time is different Liquidity is the key; relying solely on retail investors to push the market is too difficult

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GamefiHarvester

· 11h ago

This wave of 90,300 is really a freebie, I went all in with full position. Bank follow-up is a signal, big funds are coming. If Microsoft really invests, breaking 100,000 is just a matter of time. Federal Reserve easing, crypto is just the appetizer. The correction is a buying opportunity, no need to overthink. I must ride the main upward wave, can't miss this one. 1% to 4%? I go straight to 40%, either make money or go back home. Really, every time I hear about opportunity windows, I believe this time. If Trump's money distribution materializes, the crypto circle will go crazy.

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ContractFreelancer

· 20h ago

Large institutions are flocking in, this wave is indeed interesting The main upward wave is still early, wait for the pullback to get in I'm also watching the 90300 level, it's fine to enter in batches The Federal Reserve's liquidity injection, big factory allocations, liquidity is definitely increasing Every dip is a buying opportunity, don't be timid But to be fair, the 1 to 4% allocation ratio is a bit conservative Institutional herd behavior is faster than expected, the acceleration phase might be starting Confident about the future market, already positioned well 98000 is not a dream, it depends on how long the Fed's current operation can last Only the brave go all-in, I prefer steady, incremental investments

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BankruptWorker

· 12-11 14:10

Oh wow, institutions are rushing in, this wave is really here. I've already bought the dip at 90,300, just waiting for the main upward surge. If Microsoft and Amazon really make moves, that would be truly terrifying. Large funds are flowing back, this is a signal. What are you waiting for? The pullback is a buying opportunity. It feels like it's about to break 100K, stay steady and hold on. Invested 13.5 billion, is the Federal Reserve admitting defeat? Wells Fargo and others are acting so quickly, what does that mean... Could they all be seeing things I haven't noticed? Target 98K, feels a bit conservative.

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OPsychology

· 12-09 14:44

Institutions are starting to enter, will the big companies be far behind? --- The Fed is injecting liquidity, tech giants are following suit, this major rally looks solid. --- Is 90300 really an entry point? Feels like I need to watch a bit more. --- Every time at moments like this, someone calls for bottom-fishing, but they always end up stuck... --- Wells Fargo and UBS one after another, it's really worth watching. --- The key is when Microsoft and Amazon make a move, that's when the big players come in. --- QT ends and they immediately throw in $13.5 billion, that's a really fast turnaround. --- I'm tired of hearing "buy the dip," but it's still making money 🤔 --- Liquidity returning is a thing, but don't hype it up like a guaranteed main rally. --- Big institutions approving 1% to 4% allocations—it sounds pretty conservative.

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AirdropHarvester

· 12-09 14:44

Haha, the big institutions are all implicitly agreeing, huh? Feels like it's about to take off. --- Going long at 90300? I'm also waiting for that price; my finger is already on the button. --- If Microsoft and Amazon really start allocating to crypto, I'm going all in. That's what you call real incremental capital. --- Another opportunity window, another round of phased entries—hearing this is getting a bit tiring. --- $1.35 billion pumped in, liquidity is really loosening up. No wonder there's been a rebound these past few days. --- Wells Fargo and UBS are both on the sidelines? Then it's definitely going to happen. That's just how chain reactions work. --- A target of 98000 is too conservative, isn't it? How about giving me 105000? --- Wow, as soon as Vanguard announced, Bank of America immediately followed. This is what you call the herd effect. --- That's very true, but the question is, when will the real volume come in? All talk and no action still leaves people uneasy. --- I just want to ask, after such a prolonged pullback, are there really still people daring to scale in?

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FUD_Whisperer

· 12-09 14:40

Is 90300 really a sniper point? Feels a bit shaky. --- When it comes to big institutions following the trend, it's better to make a move yourself than wait for them to act. --- The Fed printing money? The real deal is not getting rekt. --- Microsoft and Amazon entering the market—is this wave real or just another story? --- Main upward wave? Let's see if it can hold above 97000 first. --- Institutional recognition is good, but the risks are always there. --- The signal for the end of quantitative tightening is indeed strong, but I still want to wait and see. --- The 98000 target looks good, just worried there might be a black swan in between. --- Sounds nice, but in the end, you still have to manage your own risks. --- Is the tariff dividend plan reliable? Feels a bit sketchy.

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 12-09 14:26

Major institutions are taking turns following the trend; the money is really coming in. Traditional finance's moves this time are pretty aggressive, but a 1-4% allocation still feels too conservative. The Fed is injecting liquidity, and big tech is also entering the market; the pace is a bit fast. I'm also watching for a long position at 90300, but I still feel this wave won't be that smooth. The real starting point will be when Wells Fargo joins in. Institutional endorsement really is different, but don't forget they can also dump the market. If Microsoft and Amazon actually allocate to Bitcoin, that would be insane. I've heard “the pullback is a buying opportunity” so many times already. Liquidity is indeed returning, but will there be more surprises down the line? A target of 98000 is still too mild—I think it can go even higher.

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FlyingLeek

· 12-09 14:20

Oh my, 90300 still isn't low enough. I'll wait until it hits 50000 before considering.

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