Coinbase: Majority of institutions dey see Bitcoin as undervalued and dem go buy di dip
One Coinbase survey wey dem do for professional investors show say about 70–71% of institutional respondents dey see Bitcoin as undervalued for di $85,000–$95,000 range; only about 4% think say e too high. For independent investors, 60% dey see BTC as undervalued. If price drop another 10%, 80% of institutions go hold or even increase allocation and about 60% don add to positions since October peak. More than half of institutions talk say market still dey for bear/accumulation phase. Coinbase point out say geopolitical tension, energy-market risks and October deleveraging be recent factors wey cause down move, but dem note say US macro data dey relatively stable (consumer inflation ~2.7% in December; Q4 2025 real GDP >5%) and dem expect Federal Reserve go cut rates in 2026 — things wey fit support risk assets and bring back crypto demand. Report also mention Coinbase don form independent team to study quantum-computing risks to digital-asset security. Key takeaways for traders: strong institutional belief to buy the dip, low planned sell pressure among institutions, and macro and policy conditions wey fit shift flows back into Bitcoin. Main keywords: Bitcoin, BTC price, institutional investors, buy the dip, Fed rate cuts.
Bullish
Di survey show say institutional demand strong: about 70% believe Bitcoin dey undervalued and 80% go hold or increase allocation if price drop another 10%. E mean say institutions no go sell plenty for now and buy-side support fit rise during dips, wey go make BTC price movement bullish. Majority believe market still dey for bear/accumulation phase wey support say institutions dey accumulate no dey exit. Macro context — inflation steady small and GDP strong plus dem dey expect Fed go cut rates in 2026 — make am more likely say capital go rotate back to risk assets like Bitcoin, giving medium-term tailwinds. Short-term volatility fit continue because geopolitical risks and past deleveraging, so traders suppose expect episodic pullbacks, but net directional bias from institutional flows and supportive macro policy shifts dey positive for BTC.