According to Koinpark CEO Thangapandi, the recent moves in the crypto market point to something bigger than just short-term gains. The U.S. decision to allow retirement funds to invest in cryptocurrencies, combined with Bitcoin breaking past $122,000 and Ethereum climbing back above $4,350, creates a strong foundation for a more sustained rally.
Institutional investors are backing this momentum too, with over $572 million flowing into Bitcoin and Ethereum funds last week. Meanwhile, long-term holders are holding steady, showing confidence in the market’s strength rather than selling off. All these factors together suggest that the market is gearing up for a significant upward move rather than a temporary spike.
“The difference this time is intent,” he says. “Big money isn’t just speculating, it’s building positions for years to come. That kind of capital changes the rhythm of the market.”
He points out that legal developments, from Ripple’s settlement to Tornado Cash’s verdict, are creating clearer rules for everyone, which ultimately supports healthier growth.
“At Koinpark, our role is to make sure traders have the right mix of knowledge and tools to act on moments like these,” he adds. “Because if the $122K level holds, the next run could catch a lot of people watching instead of participating.”
For Thangapandi, last week wasn’t the climax. It was the prelude.
