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Institutional vacuum. Who is actually taking over the market while retail waits for signals?
Smart money is building a long-term foundation before the assets become interesting to absolutely everyone again:
🟢 Investments in Asia's crypto infrastructure
South Korea's largest technology conglomerate, Samsung, is investing $408 million in Dunamu.
According to several market estimates, their controlled exchange Upbit currently holds about 80% of the South Korean crypto market with a daily trading volume of over $5 billion.
More details here.
🟢 Capitalization of AI infrastructure
In parallel, the world's largest players continue to aggressively finance the AI sector.
Amazon invested another $5 billion in Anthropic as part of a massive $65 billion Series H round (valuing the company at $965 billion).
For the crypto market, this is important not directly, but because a significant part of the new fundamental narratives is currently being built exactly at the intersection of artificial intelligence and the on-chain economy (for example, via agentic payments).
🟢 Debt restructuring and BTC accumulation
Strategy (MicroStrategy) successfully reduced the volume of its convertible debt by repurchasing $1.5 billion of its own bonds for cash (without selling a single Bitcoin). In parallel, they purchased an additional 24 869 BTC through efficient capital management.
Despite market discussions about possible profit-taking (due to the recent transfer of 411.5 BTC to a Coinbase Prime address), the company continues to demonstrate a strategic course toward long-term accumulation.
🟢 Preparation of the legal framework
Even the fact that a temporary downturn in market sentiment forced Grayscale Investments (with over $35 billion under management) to postpone its IPO does not mean a change in their plans.
On the contrary, the postponed listing looks like a technical pause - the entity continues to prepare its internal infrastructure to operate in a public status immediately after investors' appetite for crypto assets recovers.
✨ Large capital is systematically taking over the space. When retail decides to return, they will have to buy these assets from funds, but at completely different prices.
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Institutional vacuum. Who is actually taking over the market while retail waits for signals?
While retail investors are frozen in a local sideways market, passively waiting for the return of mass buyers and an obvious "green" market, large capital is acting pragmatically.
Recent weeks clearly demonstrate: institutional players are completely ignoring the short-term pessimism of the crowd and continue to methodically take strategic positions.
Smart money is building a long-term foundation before the assets become interesting to absolutely everyone again:
🟢 Investments in Asia's crypto infrastructure
South Korea's largest technology conglomerate, Samsung, is investing $408 million in Dunamu.
According to several market estimates, their controlled exchange Upbit currently holds about 80% of the South Korean crypto market with a daily trading volume of over $5 billion.
More details here.
🟢 Capitalization of AI infrastructure
In parallel, the world's largest players continue to aggressively finance the AI sector.
Amazon invested another $5 billion in Anthropic as part of a massive $65 billion Series H round (valuing the company at $965 billion).
For the crypto market, this is important not directly, but because a significant part of the new fundamental narratives is currently being built exactly at the intersection of artificial intelligence and the on-chain economy (for example, via agentic payments).
🟢 Debt restructuring and BTC accumulation
Strategy (MicroStrategy) successfully reduced the volume of its convertible debt by repurchasing $1.5 billion of its own bonds for cash (without selling a single Bitcoin). In parallel, they purchased an additional 24 869 BTC through efficient capital management.
Despite market discussions about possible profit-taking (due to the recent transfer of 411.5 BTC to a Coinbase Prime address), the company continues to demonstrate a strategic course toward long-term accumulation.
🟢 Preparation of the legal framework
Even the fact that a temporary downturn in market sentiment forced Grayscale Investments (with over $35 billion under management) to postpone its IPO does not mean a change in their plans.
On the contrary, the postponed listing looks like a technical pause - the entity continues to prepare its internal infrastructure to operate in a public status immediately after investors' appetite for crypto assets recovers.
While retail players fear local drawdowns and move into cash, giants like Samsung, Amazon, and MicroStrategy are using the market lull to monopolize key liquidity access points.
✨ Large capital is systematically taking over the space. When retail decides to return, they will have to buy these assets from funds, but at completely different prices.
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