CryptoQuant CEO: Bitcoin Capital Efficiency Continuously Declining, Next Bull Run Depends on Deep Institutional Entry

CryptoQuant CEO stated in a post that Bitcoin's capital efficiency is continuously declining—in 2011, a net inflow of only $5 million was sufficient to double the price, while this cycle requires approximately $101 billion to achieve the same effect. He believes that the next parabolic bull market cycle may require net capital inflows in the trillions of dollars, and Bitcoin must transition from retail-dominated ETF trading to a core macro asset. If Bitcoin's actual market capitalization can surpass $1 trillion, the next bull market is still likely to occur, while gold's current market capitalization has already reached $27 trillion, indicating considerable growth potential in comparison.