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Binance Dominates as Bitcoin Value Hits New Peak of £118,858 Amid Institutional Buying Spree
Bitcoin's Value Soars to Record Levels, Exceeding £116,800, Amid Surging Stablecoin Reserves
London – The value of Bitcoin surged to unparalleled heights, breaking through the £116,800 barrier, as the inflow of funds from stablecoins signalled a significant injection of fresh capital into the cryptocurrency.
A notable decrease in retail investor participation, coupled with an impressive ascent in Binance’s market dominance, now exceeding 49%, marked a notable shift in the dynamics of the market, emphasising the growing influence of institutional investors in fuelling Bitcoin's ascent.
Following a remarkable performance that saw Bitcoin reach new peaks on Wednesday, the digital currency is on the verge of recording its highest daily closure. After a spirited rally to £113,800 on Thursday, Bitcoin’s current value stands at £118,858, suggesting that it may be entering a new phase of price exploration. Indications of heightened liquidity hint that the rally could sustain its momentum.
An anonymous cryptocurrency analyst, known as SunflowerQuant, shed light on a promising trend within the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) MACD, a gauge of the market's buying potential.
This metric, which follows momentum shifts, witnessed a bullish crossover – a scenario where the MACD line overtakes its signal line. Such crossovers have traditionally preluded new influxes of capital and a bolstered bullish momentum for Bitcoin. This occurrence signals the potential resurgence of liquidity in the market.
In a recent report, Binance was recognized for amassing unprecedented reserves of USDT and USDC, totalling an impressive £31 billion, indicating a vast pool of capital on the sidelines, ready to be channelled into Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies under optimal conditions. The SSR MACD crossover intimates that this vast reserve could soon be mobilised.
Amid rising concerns over the U.S. debt, now standing at $36.6 trillion, and looming recession fears potentially downgrading Bitcoin’s value to £95,000, the market landscape reveals a decrease in retail trading activities, while Binance's trading volume takes precedence.
Data from CryptoQuant highlighted a significant drop in exchange retail inflow to beneath £12 billion, a record low since April 2025. The decrease in retail deposits suggests a reduction in selling pressures from smaller investors, thereby mitigating a considerable factor contributing to short-term market volatility. This shift in retail activity came just before Bitcoin's leap to £118,000, setting the stage for larger entities to dominate the market trends.
Analyst Amr Taha pointed out that the spike in Binance’s spot market share to over 49% underscored its deep liquidity and institutional-calibre infrastructure, attributes that have attracted massive buying operations in recent weeks.
As signals from both on-chain metrics and exchange data turn overwhelmingly positive, the market is evidently buoyed by a fresh wave of liquidity. The optimistic SSR MACD crossover, coupled with a decline in retail selling pressure and a spike in Binance’s trading volume, suggests that major players continue to steer the Bitcoin market.
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