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There is a perspective worth pondering—by 2025, the crypto market looks challenging, with prices remaining under pressure, but structural changes are actually taking place.
The speculative frenzy dominated by retail investors is shifting towards institutional-level asset allocation. How obvious is this shift? The data speaks for itself: although BTC has had a negative return this year, the net inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs has already reached $25 billion. What does this indicate? It shows that genuine institutional funds are entering the market—they're not playing quick in and out, but treating BTC as a serious asset allocation.
The proportion of institutional holdings continues to rise, which means the structure of market participants is undergoing a fundamental change. Previously, retail investors drove price volatility by chasing gains and selling off, but now institutions are quietly building long-term positions. This may not be as exciting as a rapid surge, but for market stability and sustainability, it’s actually a more important signal.
So, rather than worrying about how bad 2025 might be, it’s better to look at what’s happening behind the scenes—cryptocurrency markets are transforming from a casino into an asset pool, from emotion-driven to allocation-driven. The story of 2026 may start to be written from this turning point.