Remember when traditional banks dismissed digital assets as nothing but a bubble? Fast forward a few years, and the narrative has done a complete 180.
These same institutions that once called crypto a scam are now scrambling to get a piece of the action. Banks everywhere have launched their own crypto services, and suddenly the tune has changed.
Now they're telling clients: "Consider allocating 4% of your portfolio to crypto." It's almost funny—except it perfectly captures how institutional adoption keeps reshaping the market. What was fringe yesterday is becoming mainstream today. The institutional pivot isn't just about money; it signals growing recognition that digital assets are here to stay, regardless of the skepticism.
Remember when traditional banks dismissed digital assets as nothing but a bubble? Fast forward a few years, and the narrative has done a complete 180.
These same institutions that once called crypto a scam are now scrambling to get a piece of the action. Banks everywhere have launched their own crypto services, and suddenly the tune has changed.
Now they're telling clients: "Consider allocating 4% of your portfolio to crypto." It's almost funny—except it perfectly captures how institutional adoption keeps reshaping the market. What was fringe yesterday is becoming mainstream today. The institutional pivot isn't just about money; it signals growing recognition that digital assets are here to stay, regardless of the skepticism.