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Large-scale BTC allocation by institutions can create liquidity squeezes and exaggerated upward momentum, especially if supply remains constrained by long-term holders. While this legitimizes Bitcoin as an asset class, excessive institutional inflows risk driving valuations beyond fundamental adoption metrics. Overheating may manifest in elevated futures premiums, funding rate spikes, and retail FOMO inflows. Market structure then becomes vulnerable to sharp corrections once inflows slow. To manage overheating risks, diversification across assets, regulated ETFs, and staggered entry strategies are crucial. Institutional dominance can stabilize volatility long-term, but concentrated rapid inflows can still create cyclical price bubbles.