Bitcoin loses institutional demand as corporate treasury buying collapses from $500M daily to near zero
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Omkar Godbole
2d ago· 3 min readenNews
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Summary
Bitcoin is experiencing a significant decline in institutional demand from two key sources. Spot ETF outflows have been widely reported as a catalyst for Bitcoin's price drop from the mid-$70Ks to around $60K. Less discussed is the parallel collapse in buying from digital asset treasuries (corporate firms that accumulate Bitcoin as a treasury asset). According to Glassnode analysts, daily purchases by these corporate treasury firms have slowed dramatically from $500 million per day to nearly negligible levels. While companies remain net buyers overall, the sharp decline in accumulation pace is contributing to downward price pressure on Bitcoin.
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While companies remain net buyers overall, the decline in accumulation is notable.
Bitcoin has lost buyers on two fronts.
Bitcoin is losing institutional demand from two directions: Spot ETFs and digital asset treasuries.
