# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Institutional

Michael Saylor “We Are in a Crypto Winter” as Markets Continue Weakness

Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, has declared a "crypto winter," acknowledging a sustained market downturn. He characterized this as Bitcoin's fifth major correction but described it as potentially "milder" and shorter than previous cycles due to institutional and political support. Despite the downturn, his firm continues to accumulate Bitcoin, purchasing an additional 2,486 BTC for $168.4 million, bringing its total holdings to over 717,000 BTC. Saylor stated the company could withstand a Bitcoin price as low as $8,000. This follows significant market volatility in early February, where over $2.6 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated in a single day. Bitcoin fell 16% intraday on Feb. 6, dropping to around $60,000 before rebounding to approximately $68,000. Other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, XRP, and Solana also saw declines of 10-27%. Analysts suggest upcoming developments and institutional activity could influence market momentum in the coming weeks.

TheNewsCrypto02/18 17:19

SUI trades below $1 as institutional access expands via staked ETFs

Despite the launch of two new staked SUI exchange-traded products from Canary Capital (SUIS) and Grayscale (GSUI) on February 18th, the price of SUI continued to trade below $1, around $0.95. These products are designed to provide institutional investors with regulated exposure to the asset while capturing staking rewards. However, the market reaction was muted, with SUI's price remaining under pressure and near its lowest levels since late 2023. The lack of immediate positive price action suggests that broader market conditions and a focus on long-term accumulation, rather than short-term speculation, are currently outweighing the impact of the new investment vehicles.

ambcrypto02/18 16:47

‘Hidden in plain sight’? $436mln BlackRock IBIT stake tied to Chinese capital

Following the approval of U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs in early 2024, institutional investment has grown significantly, with total holdings reaching over 682,830 BTC valued at $54.49 billion. Recent SEC filings reveal that a significant portion of this inflow may be tied to Chinese capital. An entity named Laurore Ltd., linked to Hong Kong via filer Zhang Hui, holds a $436 million stake in BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF. This is believed to be a structured workaround for Chinese investors to access Bitcoin, which remains banned for institutional holdings in mainland China. The amount invested through BlackRock is roughly 1.6 times the total net asset value of all Hong Kong spot Bitcoin ETFs combined, which stands at only $264.9 million. Despite this inflow, the broader institutional Bitcoin market has faced severe outflows, with AUM dropping 66.6% since its peak, reflecting heightened caution and accelerated liquidations even beyond Bitcoin’s price decline. Market sentiment remains bearish, with whales and large holders continuing to sell, posing risks of further drawdowns.

ambcrypto02/18 13:32

Abu Dhabi funds ‘buy the dip’ with $1B in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF

Despite Bitcoin's significant price decline in late 2025, two Abu Dhabi-based funds, Mubadala Investment Company and Al Warda Investments, collectively invested over $1 billion in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT). Mubadala increased its holdings by 46% to $630 million, while Al Warda held $408 million worth of shares, demonstrating strong institutional conviction. However, overall institutional long exposure in IBIT decreased by 10%, and average portfolio allocation dropped 28%, indicating some firms reduced positions due to profit-taking or risk management. Meanwhile, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF AUM fell from $95 billion to $57 billion amid broader market declines.

ambcrypto02/18 13:01

Wintermute sees tokenized gold market tripling to $15B in 2026 – Here’s why!

ambcrypto02/18 07:02

Ethereum Price Outlook Turns Critical After Harvard’s Portfolio Shift From Bitcoin ETFs

Institutional flows and weakening momentum are pressuring Ethereum (ETH) at a critical juncture. Harvard University’s endowment reduced its Bitcoin ETF exposure by 21% while initiating a new $87 million position in an Ethereum ETF. ETH trades below the key $2,000 level, with technical structure showing lower highs and lows. A break below $1,900 could trigger further declines toward $1,600–$1,700. Despite bearish price action, on-chain data shows continued accumulation by large holders and record-high weekly transactions with low fees, indicating underlying network strength.

bitcoinist02/17 22:05

Bitmine doubles down on Ethereum as treasury data signals quiet institutional accumulation

Bitmine Immersion Technologies has significantly increased its Ethereum holdings, now controlling 4.37 million ETH, or 3.62% of the total supply, valued at approximately $8.7 billion. This forms the majority of the company's $9.6 billion in combined crypto and cash assets. Despite Ethereum's weak price action, trading near $2,000, Bitmine continues to accumulate ETH, acquiring 45,759 ETH in just one week. The company has staked 3.04 million ETH, generating an estimated $176 million in annualized revenue, with potential growth to $252 million upon full deployment via its upcoming validator network in early 2026. Broader data indicates institutional accumulation is occurring quietly, with large holders retaining their positions despite price declines, reflecting long-term strategic investment rather than short-term speculation. Bitmine's strategy is centered on Ethereum's future role in tokenization, AI payments, and identity infrastructure.

ambcrypto02/17 20:04

Zircuit Finance Launches Institutional-Grade Onchain Yield Platform Targeting 8–11% APR

Zircuit Finance, a security-first digital asset company, has launched an institutional-grade on-chain yield platform targeting 8–11% APR on USDC and USDT. The platform, incubated by a team from Quantstamp, provides simplified cross-chain access to professional yield strategies with fast withdrawals for smaller requests. It partners with regulated institutions like Monarq Asset Management and Forteus, and integrates with FalconX for prime brokerage services. Built by cybersecurity experts with a strong auditing background, Zircuit aims to offer a secure, transparent, and efficient way for users to generate yield on stablecoins.

TheNewsCrypto02/17 19:16

XRP ranks second to Bitcoin in institutional interest, but why is it lagging?

XRP ranks as the second-most inquired crypto asset among institutional investors, trailing only Bitcoin, according to Grayscale. Recent ETF flow data supports this, showing significant net inflows into XRP, including $33.4 million in one week and $63 million in another, while Bitcoin experienced outflows. Despite strong institutional demand, XRP's price has struggled to stay above $2 due to substantial selling pressure. An analyst reports that over $5 billion in XRP has been sold on South Korea's Upbit exchange in recent months, with a single entity responsible for significant dumps, including 57 million XRP on February 15th, causing a 10% price drop. Additionally, historical trends suggest that when XRP outperforms Bitcoin, a correction often follows, indicating potential further decline unless Bitcoin rallies decisively above $70K.

ambcrypto02/17 17:02

Litecoin’s ETF spotlight returns – Is $55 a bargain now for LTC?

Litecoin (LTC) gained nearly 3% in 24 hours, trading around $55, well below its $130 level from four months ago. Recent institutional interest has grown with T. Rowe Price and ProShares including LTC in new ETF filings, signaling increased exposure. Supply remains capped at 84 million LTC, with 91% already mined. Short-term technicals show mixed signals: the Trend Strength Index is rising, but On Balance Volume indicates selling pressure. A break above a descending trendline could push LTC to $84, while failure may lead to a drop toward $44. Long-term accumulation patterns suggest a bullish $1000 target, though a breakdown risk remains.

ambcrypto02/17 13:31