#Over 100 Companies Hold Over 830,000 BTC#
According to reports as of June 19, more than 100 companies collectively hold over 830,000 BTC, worth about $86.476 billion.
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After the TRUMP era: Where is the next hot narrative of encryption?
Author: Tulip King
Compiled by TechFlow
Alpha Priority
The market as a whole is healthy, but there are signs of overexpansion, and the next mainstream investment direction is still unclear.
Trumpcoin or has become the peak of the Memecoin craze—should we shift our focus to SocialFi?
Emerging hotspots: SocialFi, AI, Dinocoins, and others are competing for market attention.
Market Condition
Despite the recent market volatility, overall, I believe the market is still in a healthy state. Looking at the three key indicators of the crypto market, the performance is very positive.
Bitcoin's high-level consolidation shows strong performance.
Bitcoin has been consolidating near the top of the range, indicating a strong market sentiment rather than weakness. In the current situation, around $105,000 seems to be a key level for Bitcoin, which reflects the market's confidence in the long-term development of cryptocurrencies while avoiding the risk of being overly optimistic.
Bitcoin is consolidating at a high level, showing a healthy market signal.
Despite the lack of major news such as the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve (BSR) or comprehensive tax incentives for cryptocurrencies, the market has made some minor progress. For example, Ross Ulbricht's pardon is a low-key but important signal that the Trump administration has not completely abandoned its support for cryptocurrency policies. Although the progress of regulatory transparency is slow,