- 67% of institutional investors out of 124 surveyed by Coinbase are bullish on Bitcoin, seeing it as a long-term asset despite recent market corrections.
- Purchases from firms like BitMine and MicroStrategy have helped investors build trust in digital assets amid short-term pullbacks.
According to a report released by Coinbase Institutional’s latest survey, almost two-thirds of global investors are confident about Bitcoin’s future even as the market heads towards 2026. Recently the price of all cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, has significantly dropped due to different global economic regulations andfines going on around the world.
So despite the ‘UpTober’ Bitcoin and crypto price predictions, top crypto assets have not been able to maintain a bullish move. Despite this unsustainable momentum, the big Bitcoin institutional investors are confident about the future price move.
Institutional Confidence Strengthens Bitcoin’s Long-Term Growth
According to the findings shared by Coinbase, major investors see Bitcoin as a key long-term asset, which would end up sustaining good momentum despite the current price fluctuations and uncertain market conditions. David Duong, The head of research at Coinbase Institutional, shared a recent report on ‘Navigating Uncertainty’ ’ and according to the details in it, most institutional participants that holds Bitcoin sees it as a crypto asset that has the potential for future growth.
According to the report, a survey was conducted on 124 institutional investors, and about 67% of them expressed their optimism about Bitcoin’s performance for the next three to six months. However, Duong also pointed out in the research that investors share different opinions regarding where the market currently stands in its cycle. For 45% of institutional investors, the market is already in the later phase of a bull run, while only 27% of retail investors think the same.
Source: Coinbase Institutional
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Duong also emphasized that crypto treasury (DAT) firms like BitMine and many others have a very significant role in influencing supply and demand in the crypto market this year. For example, BitMine, a blockchain technology company headed by Tom Lee, bought over 379,000 Ether (ETH) worth close to $1.5 billion a few hours ago after the market experienced a correction.
Similarly, Michael Saylor, head of Microstrategy, also bought 168 BTC worth about $18.8 million. Duong explained that these kinds of huge purchases show strong institutional confidence in cryptocurrencies, even during market pullbacks. The Coinbase report also suggested that the ongoing bull market still has room to grow even though it adopted a more careful tone following the market sell-off on the 10th of October.
In all, Duong explained that liquidity in the market remains healthy and that several global economic factors could still possibly help sustain price momentum into late 2025. Among these factors are possible interest rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve and the new financial stimulus measures being introduced by China. If both actions are implemented, it could help possibly boost investor appetite for riskier assets.
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