🤯 With news of institutions like GameStop and BlackRock are integrating Bitcoin and launching yield-bearing tokenized treasury funds on Solana, crypto's #5 market cap asset is seeing an astounding level of bullish sentiment pouring in on social media.

Many social media posts reflect optimism for a market recovery, with a bullish outlook on the broader cryptocurrency market.

Overall, the combination of technological advantages, institutional interest, community support, and influencer engagement are contributing to a nearly unheard of positive vs. negative commentary ratio of 18:1 right now.

Track how the top 4 non-stables in crypto are fluctuating from a crowd sentiment perspective with this handy chart you can bookmark here!

💸 Bitcoin's ratio of supply on exchanges has officially dropped to as low as 7.53%, the lowest since February 20, 2018. The 7-year milestone reflects a continued trend of investors of crypto's top asset feeling comfortable 'hodling' for the long-term, regardless of short-term price volatility and fluctuations.

📉 When $BTC's exchange supply declines, it typically suggests a decrease in short-term sell pressure. Coins held off exchanges are often stored in cold wallets, indicating that holders have less immediate intent to trade or liquidate. This shift reduces the available supply for spot selling, which can act as a buffer against sudden price drops during volatile market conditions. Over time, lower exchange balances have historically coincided with bullish conditions.

🏦 Additionally, the diminishing exchange supply signals growing interest from institutions and long-term custodial solutions. With more BTC moving into self-custody or secure institutional storage, it's evident that market participants are treating Bitcoin more as a store of value than a speculative trading asset. This behavioral shift promotes market stability and maturity.

💸📈 ETF's have taken a positive turn since March 14th, and so has $BTC and altcoins. There have now been seven straight days with more money moving in to Bitcoin ETF's (positive inflow) than moving out (negative inflow). This is the first streak of this length in 2025.

🤑 As crypto has bounced nicely in the second half of March, traders have swung the pendulum back toward mild greed. After showing major fear in late February and early March following two stints of Bitcoin dipping as low as $78K, it appears that this rebound to $88.5K has brought back a dose of optimism to retail traders.

In red, we see mentions of $BTC price predictions across social media ranging between $100K all the way up to $159K. And in tan, we see $BTC predictions from $10K up to $69K. The crowd notoriously gets their predictions WRONG, meaning isolated spikes toward higher prices are a signal we are likely to drop... and isolated spikes toward lower prices are a signal we are likely to rise.

Remember that cryptocurrency markets have ALWAYS historically moved the opposite direction of the crowd's expectations. When you see your timeline filled with "to the moon" or "lambo time", be cautious about upcoming prices. When you see "crypto is dead" or "bitcoin is a scam", this should be music to your ears. 🎶

🐳📈 Bitcoin's price has rallied all the way to ~$88,350 after things looked grim two weeks ago at ~$77,500. Shortly after that local bottom, we began to see a rise in total wallets holding 100 to 10K $BTC. As usual, markets have looked better since whales resumed accumulation.

🥳 In a solid start to crypto's week, Bitcoin reached as high as $88.5K for the first time in 17 days. Ethereum also jumped above $2,100 for the first time in 14 days. Comments across social media are becoming quite positive, indicating many expect this rally to continue.