Institutions Don’t “Buy the Dip” Like Retail — Here’s How They Actually Do It

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Institutional desks like Strategy and BitMine have become symbols of large-scale dip buying, adding Bitcoin and Ether steadily regardless of market noise. While it may appear they react to every downturn, Talos’ APAC head Samar Sen says institutions rely on rules-based, quantitative frameworks — not emotion.
They track cross-venue liquidity, volatility bands, intraday dislocation signals, and macro triggers to decide when weakness is a true opportunity. Instead of simple DCA, institutions use algorithmic execution to minimize market impact and avoid revealing intent.
The result: disciplined accumulation powered by data, not headlines.

[Nahid Hossen]

Mallers doubling down on dip-buying shows strong conviction in long-term BTC.

[Abdul Khan]

A good look at how disciplined strategies outperform impulsive retail behavior.