1️⃣ Institutionally Selected Altcoins
To understand institutionally selected altcoins, we need to look at various events that have taken place since 2022.
Key Events from 2022 to 2025:
*️⃣ From 2022 to 2023, $BTC was accumulated for approximately nine months, with a price range between $25,000 and $15,000.
*️⃣ In January 2024, #Bitcoin ETF approval caused price volatility.
*️⃣ Between January and March 2024, Bitcoin experienced a five-month accumulation period, followed by another price surge.
*️⃣ In March 2024, the Bitcoin halving occurred, but prices remained sideways.
*️⃣ In March 2024, #BlackRock applied for an #RWA (Real World Asset) fund.
*️⃣ In August 2024, Trump proposed a Bitcoin-related policy for his election campaign.
*️⃣ In January 2025, after Trump's inauguration, instead of issuing an executive order specifically for Bitcoin, a broader executive order on cryptocurrencies was introduced.
These were the major events from 2022 onward, excluding meme coins and other minor developments.
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To understand institutionally selected altcoins, we need to look at various events that have taken place since 2022.
Key Events from 2022 to 2025:
*️⃣ From 2022 to 2023, $BTC was accumulated for approximately nine months, with a price range between $25,000 and $15,000.
*️⃣ In January 2024, #Bitcoin ETF approval caused price volatility.
*️⃣ Between January and March 2024, Bitcoin experienced a five-month accumulation period, followed by another price surge.
*️⃣ In March 2024, the Bitcoin halving occurred, but prices remained sideways.
*️⃣ In March 2024, #BlackRock applied for an #RWA (Real World Asset) fund.
*️⃣ In August 2024, Trump proposed a Bitcoin-related policy for his election campaign.
*️⃣ In January 2025, after Trump's inauguration, instead of issuing an executive order specifically for Bitcoin, a broader executive order on cryptocurrencies was introduced.
These were the major events from 2022 onward, excluding meme coins and other minor developments.
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