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Published 1 Jul 2026, 06:21 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 10:56 UTC
Ki Young Ju
@ki_young_ju
In reply to · 1 Jul 2026, 06:21 UTC · context given to the AI
Bitcoin likely has another parabolic cycle ahead. Yes, capital efficiency is declining. In 2011, just $2.7B in net capital inflows drove a 55,436% price increase. This cycle, $697B produced a +689% return. The next parabolic bull cycle likely requires deeper institutional allocation. Bitcoin needs to be a core macro asset, not just a retail-driven ETF trade. That shift is still early, not invalidated. If Bitcoin can absorb $1T+ in realized cap, another parabolic bull run remains on the table. Gold's market cap is currently $27T.In 2011, just $5M in net capital inflows was enough to double Bitcoin's price. In this cycle, it took roughly $101B to double it. The next parabolic bull cycle will likely require trillions in net capital inflows, which means institutional adoption needs to truly take off. https://t.co/qNYLrE3EgnView original on X ↗
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