PANews reported on February 6 that according to The Block, Katalin Tischhauser, director of research at Sygnum, predicted that every $1 billion of strategic Bitcoin reserve purchases could trigger a demand shock, resulting in a $20 billion increase in Bitcoin's market value. Tischhauser explained that this 20x leverage effect stems from direct capital inflows, a surge in market demand, and a limited liquid supply of Bitcoin. As early inflows into the market are consumed and subsequent liquidity decreases, prices may accelerate.

In addition, US President Trump established a presidential working group on digital asset markets in his first week in office to study the feasibility of the US strategic Bitcoin reserve. If the plan is implemented, it may bring in huge institutional capital inflows, further driving market growth. Sygnum also pointed out that central banks, local governments, large institutional investors and corporate financial reserves may become new sources of demand for Bitcoin, and the growth of the market value of stablecoins can also serve as a leading indicator of capital inflows into the market. Tischhauser believes that if central banks begin to participate on a large scale, the Bitcoin market may usher in a stronger rise than in 2024.