Bitcoin’s Institutional Waves Are Building, Not Breaking

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Fund manager Jeff Dyment of Saphira Group wants you to devote and stop sweating short -term graphs.

His work: Data points that indicate institutional bitcoin

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In a note shared with Coindesk, Dyment claims that concerns about fading institutional demand for bitcoins are exaggerated, rooted in narrow images of the market.

Yes, purchases of ETF and companies have recently cooled – Michael Sayl’s strategy bought only 16,000 BTC last month, from December 171,000 BTC snake. However, this insists that the Dymement is not a sign of decline. It is a natural outflow in what it calls the “cyclic wave” of adoption.

“Institutional flows often come in waves rather than in a constant linear increase,” Dymment wrote. “Short -term fluctuation of demand on the spot market is small waves about what is actually increasing influx of institutional involvement.”

Dyment indicates adding 51 new BTC’s business cash registers In the first half of 2025 alone, the overall overall overall from 2018 to 2022 AO 375% year -on -year increase in corporate purchasing BTC.

Public companies now hold 848 902 BTCs, or approximately 4% of the total offer, while Q2 2025 added 131,000 BTC to their balance sheet.

It also emphasizes the explosive growth of bitcoin ETFs as further evidence of deepening institutional participation. The iBit Blackrock, now the largest in the world, holds 699,000 BTC, more than 3.3% of the total offer, after becoming the fastest growing ETF in history.

The US Spot ETF has caught up with approximately 1.25 million BTCOr about 6% of the total offer, in just 18 months of their launch, it points to the market.

The diploma thesis finds echoes in the options market.

In a recent QCP Capital Fund based on Singapore, he pointed to whales that continued to build up the risk, and climbed to $ 130,000 and held a call range of $ 115,000/$ 140,000.

“They peaked remained near the historical minimum, but a decisive violation of $ 110,000 could trigger a renewed volatility offer,” QCP wrote in Monday’s note.

So while bears can point to stagnant point flows and Almost empty Mempool as signs of fatigueDyment claims that these are only surface waves.

Below it is the tide rises and Wall Street with trillions on trillions of regulated capital is hungry for the crypt. It just doesn’t come at once.

BTQ pushes the frame for Quantum-Safe for Stablecoins

BTQ Technologies introduced the Quantum Stablecoin Settlement Network (QSSN)The framework designed to help banks, payment companies and digital assets of the future issuance of Stablecoin Elesion against the threats of quantum computer technology.

In a Press releaseBTQ detailed how the system can support quantum -represented versions of the popular Stablecoins, including the proposed token of USD JPMORGAN (JPMD)by upgrading privileged actions such as coin and burning with double cryptographic signatures (ECDSA and Falcon-512)While maintaining compatibility with existing token standards, workflows and wallets.

Starting is coming when the Stablecoin market overcomes $ 225 billion and legislators strive to regulate with regard to cyber security.

The Genius Act, which is currently in progress at the US Congress, would formize federal standards for Stablecoins supported by Fiat and support quantum safe architecture.

The aim of BTQ, which has worked with NIST with NIST, aims to shape these standards and place QSSN as a critical infrastructure.

Market movements

BTC: Bitcoin dropped by 1.02% from July 6 at 22:00 to 7 July at 21:00, tested key support to $ 107,519.64 in the middle of heavy sales before introducing a $ 107,800 -shaped recovery because the chain data showed strong clusters with technical analyzes.

ETH: ETH increased by $ 1.67% in volatile trading and ranging by almost 3% between $ 2,529 and $ 2,604 as a $ 2,530 support that held firm, the institutional influx reached $ 1.1 billion and above -average volume was marked both overvoltages and subsequent sales.

Gold: Gold plunged into a stronger dollar, but was reflected in the demand powered by a tariff, with the purchase of a central bank and a de-dolalarization of the Assembly forecast towards $ 4,000.

S&P 500: The shares fell on Monday when Trump announced new tariffs for imports from seven countries and sent the S&P 500 by 0.79% to 6 229.98.

Nikkei 225: The Asia-Tichoral markets mostly rose, although Trump announced steep US tariffs in 14 business partners, with Japanese Nikkei 225 by 0.36%, because up to 40% were outlined for countries including South Korea, Indonesia and Thailand.

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