Bitcoin Price Analysis: Wall Street Pushes Bitcoin Mining Stocks as Energy Prospects Rise – Institutional Money Incoming?
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Bitcoin (BTC) continued its upward momentum, surpassing $67,000 in the early Asian trading session. The global cryptocurrency market cap also climbed, reaching $2.28 trillion with a 24-hour increase of over 2%.
Several factors contributed to this surge, including rising institutional interest in Bitcoin mining stocks, driven by new energy mandates for data centers, and the demand for dedicated power generation. This growing interest in BTC mining activity could further fuel price increases.
Institutions are indeed going all in on $BTC, signaling a massive wave of bullish momentum!
▫️ Fidelity's $FBTC scooped up $239.3M worth of Bitcoin just yesterday.
▫️ Tokyo-based Metaplanet added another ¥1 billion in Bitcoin, pushing their holdings to 855.4 $BTC.
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Additionally, a Trump-backed DeFi project garnered attention with 100,000 sign-ups, while Vice President Kamala Harris’s commitment to a crypto legal framework has strengthened investor confidence, supporting Bitcoin’s bullish outlook.
Rising institutional interest in Bitcoin mining is being fueled by new energy mandates for data centers. Morgan Stanley has recommended that Chief Investment Officers (CIOs) explore Bitcoin mining stocks, citing the increased demand for self-sustaining energy infrastructures.
With data centers now required to generate
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