Interest in Bitcoin has continuously risen among US institutional investors. Simultaneously, the futures market suggests volatility.

What does this mean for investors? Does it present a buying opportunity after the market correction? Maartunn, one of the most renowned CryptoQuant crypto analysts, discussed the trend.

The analyst mentioned the increasing Coinbase premium, indicating active BTC purchases by US institutions. This premium reflects the price difference between global exchanges and Coinbase and signifies robust institutional involvement, particularly as Bitcoin ETF inflows in the US surge.

Likewise, Burak Kesmeci, another experienced analyst, observed an interesting trend in BTC's movement. According to Kesmeci, nearly 18,828 bitcoins have been withdrawn from exchanges, likely indicating institutions opting for private wallets and potentially causing a supply shock in the market.

Shayan Navabi, the Trading Academy Manager at CryptoQuant, discussed the market's renewed uptrend. He views this recent development positively in the long run, as it could alleviate pressure for further liquidations.

Additionally, Crypto SunMoon, a Korean on-chain data analyst, highlighted a positive Bitcoin futures funding rate, suggesting strong bullish market sentiment.

Historically, such optimism has followed price corrections. If a subsequent decline occurs, traders may find favorable buying opportunities.