#比特币ETF资金流动 U.S. banks officially open to Bitcoin allocation, with $17 trillion in asset management entering the market. This signal is quite significant. Based on the 1-4% allocation recommendation, it’s not just institutions testing the waters, but treating Bitcoin as a regular asset class.

The key is the ETF format—products from BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale have become officially recognized trading tools, meaning there will be continuous inflows of institutional funds. When reviewing recent copy-trading data, I found that traders who positioned themselves early in this market trend are almost all paying attention to the pace of large fund entries, rather than simply chasing the rally.

2026 is designated as a critical year for crypto assets, and this is not just marketing language but based on dual recognition from policy and capital perspectives. For copy-trading strategies, this means choosing traders with an institutional perspective who focus on allocation logic rather than short-term volatility will be more stable. Those with lower risk appetite can follow experts emphasizing "long-term holding," while aggressive players can look for short-term opportunities during these large fund entry windows.

In my opinion, the capital side has confirmed the fundamentals; now it’s all about execution.