Following a market recovery fueled by the easing of tariff wars, bitcoin is seeing a resurgence with institutional activity reaching new heights. ETFs have accumulated over $2.2 billion in Bitcoin during the first half of this week alone, while leading figures like Michael Saylor are making bullish predictions. This trend is further reflected in Metaplanet’s recent milestone: the company announced purchasing 145 BTC worth of bitcoin and has now accumulated 5,000 BTC towards their goal of buying 10,000 by year-end. 21 Capital’s unique strategy echoes a similar approach, seeking to attract institutional investors by leveraging shares for Bitcoin purchases, similar to giants like Strategy and BlackRock. Their CEO, Jack Mallers, made clear distinctions between ETFs and his company’s business model, highlighting his vision of building businesses around bitcoin. This approach could potentially draw in more investment from both institutions and individuals looking to gain exposure to the cryptocurrency market. While 21 Capital aims to compete with giants like Strategy, its unique strategy could attract significant institutional interest. Meanwhile, Bitcoin exchange reserves have reached a five-year low, suggesting the aggressive demand surge driven by institutional activity. The recent drop in outflows from exchanges has been a strong indicator of confidence among Bitcoin holders. As a result, open interest in the derivatives market saw a significant jump, reaching record highs on Tuesday. While this optimism is evident, potential economic impacts like deflationary pressure need to be monitored. The outcome of these events could shape investor confidence and impact the price movement of bitcoin.