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According to Odaily, monitored by Omar Faridi, net demand from institutional investors for Bitcoin has regained strong momentum, reaching its highest growth rate since the end of 2025. Data from Bloomberg, Glassnode, and Bitwise Europe show that buying activity from professional institutions such as funds and asset management companies has significantly outpaced selling pressure. Industry analysis points out that institutional capital is typically characterized by large trades and long-term holdings. The renewed acceleration in net demand indicates growing confidence among major holders in Bitcoin as a store of value. The current increase in institutional participation is driving an improvement in market liquidity and is seen as a further sign of Bitcoin’s strengthening position in the global financial system.

Glonghui, April 27 | US rare earth concept stocks generally rose. Cleveland-Cliffs increased by 9.2%, United States Antimony rose by 5.4%, USA Rare Earth gained 4.4%, Critical Metals was up 3.8%, and MP Materials increased by 3.6%. On the news front, Critical Metals has signed a letter of intent to acquire all outstanding shares of Australian lithium miner European Lithium for approximately $835 million. This move will give it 100% ownership of the Greenland Tanbreez rare earth project. (Glonghui)

Colombia's largest pension fund has announced the launch of a new Bitcoin fund, stating that denying Bitcoin means ignoring the reality of global markets. (The Bitcoin Historian)