Why I think Bitcoin’s next move isn’t just a rally, it’s a full-on paradigm shift

There’s something fundamentally different about this cycle. It’s not retail FOMO driving things. It’s quiet, calculated money moving in. BlackRock, Fidelity, and others aren’t betting for short-term gains. They’re positioning. This week alone, BlackRock added ~$287M in BTC, and it barely made a splash in the news cycle. Meanwhile, BTC just broke out of a months-long consolidation, forming a clean bullish pennant. But here’s what got me thinking deeper: over 63% of BTC hasn’t moved in a year. That’s not speculation that’s people opting out of selling entirely. Add to that the US narrative shift: 80% of Americans recently polled said they’d support the U.S. buying Bitcoin as a reserve instead of holding gold. That’s massive if it ever becomes reality. Feels like we’re underestimating how quietly Bitcoin is being revalued. It’s not “just another cycle.” This might be the one where everything shifts. Would love to hear what you guys are seeing in your charts and research. submitted by /u/Marcel_elma [link] [comments]

May 21, 2025 - 10:02

There’s something fundamentally different about this cycle. It’s not retail FOMO driving things. It’s quiet, calculated money moving in. BlackRock, Fidelity, and others aren’t betting for short-term gains. They’re positioning. This week alone, BlackRock added ~$287M in BTC, and it barely made a splash in the news cycle. Meanwhile, BTC just broke out of a months-long consolidation, forming a clean bullish pennant. But here’s what got me thinking deeper: over 63% of BTC hasn’t moved in a year. That’s not speculation that’s people opting out of selling entirely. Add to that the US narrative shift: 80% of Americans recently polled said they’d support the U.S. buying Bitcoin as a reserve instead of holding gold. That’s massive if it ever becomes reality. Feels like we’re underestimating how quietly Bitcoin is being revalued. It’s not “just another cycle.” This might be the one where everything shifts.

Would love to hear what you guys are seeing in your charts and research.

submitted by /u/Marcel_elma
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