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The combination of ETF flows, macro tailwinds, and gold's record performance created favorable conditions for Bitcoin.
Gino Matos 2 min read 
The stop-out yield at 4% came in above the median of 3.97%, signaling investors demanded higher compensation to hold short-dated government debt.
Bitcoin faces record institutional demand and macroeconomic uncertainty, key drivers converging to push it to new highs.
Ethereum’s latest slide has revived debate over who’s really supporting the market, with some claiming South Korea’s “seohak gaemie” traders, not institutions, are what's keeping ETH treasury firms alive.
A new Bitcoin all-time high above $125,000, with no FOMO or euphoria, just strong institutional flows and more upside in sight.
Metaplanet president Simon Gerovich compares his company to Amazon, whose value many people missed in its early days as well: "If you don’t yet see it, that’s understandable—most didn’t see Amazon either.”
ETF inflows and looming U.S. shutdown could propel Bitcoin to reach all-time highs, according to Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick.
The move follows a steady October grind that accelerated as macro and flow tailwinds aligned.
Dollar down, real yields softer, ETF creations up, fueling a short squeeze through the $118k–$120k bands; $111k STH remains the momentum line to hold.
