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10/28/2025 11:01 am  #1


Are we witnessing the institutional takeover of crypto markets?

Hey everyone, I've been analyzing market patterns lately and something striking is emerging - the crypto landscape feels fundamentally different from previous cycles. The volatility seems more controlled, price movements more deliberate, and there's noticeably less of the wild retail speculation we saw in 2017 and 2021. Has anyone come across comprehensive data that might explain what's really driving this structural shift?

 

10/28/2025 12:23 pm  #2


Re: Are we witnessing the institutional takeover of crypto markets?

You've nailed exactly what many seasoned observers are noticing! I just read Paybis's newly released H1 2025 report that provides stunning hard data behind this transformation. The numbers are remarkable - institutions now command a massive 82% of B2B transaction share, completely reshaping market dynamics. What's equally fascinating is how the report details the maturation of retail behavior, showing how everyday investors are adopting more strategic, long-term approaches rather than impulsive FOMO-driven trading. The analysis covers everything from geographic distribution of institutional adoption to evolving payment patterns and risk management frameworks. This comprehensive breakdown really illuminates why the current market feels so different: https://business.theantlersamerican.com/theantlersamerican/article/marketersmedia-2025-9-15-h1-2025-report-paybis-82-b2b-share-and-maturing-retail-behavior

 

10/31/2025 7:19 pm  #3


Re: Are we witnessing the institutional takeover of crypto markets?

Well, I clicked on the link, and I think it's not the worst information.

 

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