Why everyone thinks institutions will buy Bitcoins from exchanges?

[tanjilrifat]

You just had to look at the manner in which Bitcoin Futures were introduced, to see where Bitcoin ETFs would be going with this. Governments will not allow institutional investors to invest large amounts of money into a speculative market.

[doanlang]

The market is in a state of rapid reflexes, both up and down. This is the result of trading being dominated by short-term investors who are using leverage and structured derivatives to speculate on the day. This, of course, limits the medium to long term growth momentum of the market.

[HanaBin]

When large operators reduce their payloads: they carry out transactions not in rexchanges but P2P. Nobody wants to exaggerate the market by buying hundreds of millions of coins just to be dumped by the bear. If you exchange 1k or 10k bitcoins at once, the price will suddenly surge in the opposite direction (even if the position will soon be filled by the bot). No idea how much will be exchanged to fiat in "blackmarket" or alternative routes. Yes they would not buy Bitcoin in a single shot but they would buy it through a systematic investment plan, focusing on buying smaller units at higher frequencies.

[rosemary4u]

You see that buying on the trading floor is far more secure than buying black markets and whales,

Institutions can easily accept the world of cryptocurrency with ease. Bitcoin has travelled really far and I believe the time is really here with us where governments are beginning to appreciate the value ad philosophy behind bitcoin. I think the institutions are ready to accept bitcoin and use it in various business transactions.