Bitcoin (BTC) exchange inflows have recorded the largest scale since 2022.
According to CryptoQuant on the 9th, 48,575 BTC (approximately 3.6 trillion won) has been injected into the cumulative Bitcoin address. This is the largest single inflow since February 1, 2022. This massive inflow coincided with the market crash triggered by Trump's China tariff policy announcement.
Notably, the inflow scale is the same in dollar terms as it was in February 2022. At that time, the Bitcoin price was around $38,400, whereas it is currently recording $80,000.
Sentiment also captured similar movements. Immediately after the 90-day tariff deferral announcement, large investors' Bitcoin buying increased sharply. The number of wallets holding over 10 BTC increased by 132 within 24 hours.
Industry experts are paying attention to this accumulation trend and presenting optimistic forecasts. Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson predicted that Bitcoin price could rise to $250,000 by the end of this year or early next year. He cited global cryptocurrency adoption expansion, increased institutional investor interest, and regulatory reforms as major upward factors.
Matt Hogan, CIO of Bitwise, also forecast that Bitcoin will set a new all-time high once market volatility stabilizes.
Meanwhile, Hoskinson mentioned geopolitical instability and expected interest rate cuts as major driving forces, adding that a meaningful rally could begin from August to September, driven by improved investment sentiment and macroeconomic changes.
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