BingX Strategy Chief Says Wealthy Bitcoin Holders Show Stronger ‘Diamond Hands’

The notable tension here is that patience and allocation size are moving in opposite directions: long-horizon conviction among large holders is not translating into meaningful family-office exposure. That gap matters because family offices are often the gateway for institutional capital, and limited participation suggests the constraint is structural — mandates, custody or governance — rather than a lack of bullishness. The open question is whether that restraint loosens as holding behaviour normalises, or whether conviction without allocation remains the defining feature of this cohort.