Bitcoin Price Near Bottom as Institutional Demand Surges, as Retail Demand Weakens
The post Bitcoin Price Near Bottom as Institutional Demand Surges, as Retail Demand Weakens appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Bitcoin is trading near $76,000 after recent selling pressure, while big investors continue to show interest. This shows a growing gap between weak retail confidence and strong long-term buying by major players. Crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe says Bitcoin is now at an important stage, with mixed signals showing a big move could come soon. Institutional Crypto Interest Grows Despite Market Uncertainty According to recent market observations, large financial firms are steadily increasing their exposure to crypto. Coinpedia news reported Morgan Stanley launched a spot Bitcoin ETF earlier this month, raising $100 million within its first week. Soon after, Goldman Sachs filed for its own Bitcoin investment product. At the same time, Deutsche Borse invested $200 million into Kraken, while Intercontinental Exchange made a similar move by backing OKX. These show that large institutions are focusing on building long-term infrastructure rather than reacting to short-term price swings. Retail Activity at Lowest Level Since January 2025 Retail Bitcoin activity has fallen to its lowest level since January 2025. Crpytoquant analyst darfost highlighted the chart showing transactions under $10K, which usually represent small investors. Demand has now dropped to -10%,