Where institution store there money to pump whole crypto market more than 5%

[Xal0lex]

What makes you think that the capitalization of the crypto market, which is shown on various monitoring sites, reflects the real infusion of money into the industry? I'm convinced that the amounts are much smaller, and the rest is just inflated volumes. The real money that rotates in the crypto industry is much smaller than the billion of total capitalization that is currently listed on cryptocurrency monitoring sites. If you look at the statistics of cash infusions by major investors every week, the amounts there are always no more than a few tens of millions of dollars.

[Jating]

You have to understand that crypto market is open 24x7, so regarding your question as to where they store? it's everywhere. Maybe in banks and then they are just going to withdraw and put in into crypto market for as long as they. So the money comes from everywhere as well, from wall streets, to other investors, retail and whales.

And regarding this pump, we are still very far from the bull run, we are still in the bear market so don't expect huge money to go in. Although its good to see the price going above $1 trillion marketcap now but we still have a long way to go.

[klidex]

Affecting bitcoin volatility directly on the market with the current cap is too risky. Even for the size of the government which of course has much greater state wealth, they can only limited to putting pressure on crypto industries, bad policies, FUD, etc. So it is very ridiculous if the price can be pumped by a single institution or several.

There are no government institutions or anything like that that can affect the price of Bitcoin.
I agree with you and I have said this several times and if the price of Bitcoin can be influenced, isn't it that it has always been played with and used by those who have considerable wealth as a Pump Pum token.
Only ordinary people who enter and know the crypto industry believe that Bitcoin can be regulated or affected by its price by a certain group of people or institutions.
We must provide an understanding to those who still lack knowledge and insight into Cryptocurrency, especially Bitcoin, so that there is no such public duping.

[Yatsan]

Affecting bitcoin volatility directly on the market with the current cap is too risky. Even for the size of the government which of course has much greater state wealth, they can only limited to putting pressure on crypto industries, bad policies, FUD, etc. So it is very ridiculous if the price can be pumped by a single institution or several.

There are no government institutions or anything like that that can affect the price of Bitcoin.
I agree with you and I have said this several times and if the price of Bitcoin can be influenced, isn't it that it has always been played with and used by those who have considerable wealth as a Pump Pum token.
Only ordinary people who enter and know the crypto industry believe that Bitcoin can be regulated or affected by its price by a certain group of people or institutions.
We must provide an understanding to those who still lack knowledge and insight into Cryptocurrency, especially Bitcoin, so that there is no such public duping.

As far as  i know, governments are only seeking for stable coins or those coins which are less volatile so I think there won't be a pump from doing so. Another thing is that governments are even releasing their own digital currency which is another thing to doubt that their engagement resulted to a pump in this industry at the present. Demand is what making this industry alive. Demand on the other hand is affected by different factors which uplifts and pulls down the market price of this industry. Since no one knows what exactly triggered the pump, let us just appreciate what is happening in this industry. We saw how low its price could be after the ATH, and predent shows hope basically.