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According to ChainCatcher, CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn has monitored that in the past 30 days, whale inflows of transactions exceeding 1,000 BTC into a certain exchange have reached $5.56 billions. This metric is used to track significant whale capital inflows, which have a major impact on bitcoin price trends. Data shows there have been notable peaks in capital inflows, with total inflows reaching $1.07 billions, including the following large transactions: 04:00: $43.74 million, 08:00: $21.63 million + $162.24 million, 10:00: $143.77 million + $323.43 million, 17:00: $39.45 million, 18:00: $336.95 million. On that day, the price of bitcoin rose from $108,000 to $113,000, then fell back to $108,000, indicating that these large capital movements may have had a direct impact on price volatility.

Jinse Finance reported that Ba Shusong, Managing Director and Chief China Economist of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, stated at the 2025 Hong Kong Stock Exchange China Opportunity Forum that the rise in gold and bitcoin prices reflects deep concerns over the declining purchasing power of fiat currencies and is closely related to the process of de-dollarization. The proportion of the US dollar in global reserves has dropped from 60% in 2000 to 41% in 2025. Currently, the total global market value of gold has exceeded 27 trillion US dollars, making it the world's second-largest reserve asset.