The U.S. banking regulator has cleared the way for national banks to acquire and custodize Bitcoin directly for their customers—a significant signal of institutional adoption moving upstream into traditional finance.
Meanwhile, prominent figures in the crypto space are signaling optimism about market dynamics. A leading exchange founder recently suggested the possibility of a major crypto "supercycle" emerging around 2026, fueling speculation about the next phase of market expansion.
On the startup front, progress is accelerating. Jack Maller's Bitcoin-focused company Twenty One has successfully launched on the NYSE, marking a major milestone for infrastructure builders. Separately, HashKey has filed for public listing in Hong Kong, positioning itself as a pioneer among regulated crypto platforms seeking traditional market access.
These developments collectively signal growing mainstream acceptance and infrastructure maturation within the digital asset ecosystem.
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DataChief
· 12-16 12:54
The super cycle of 2026? I bet five bucks, and it's just talk.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 12-15 22:53
Can banks directly custody Bitcoin now? Traditional finance really has to enter the market now, haha.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 12-15 22:52
The bank is directly custodying BTC now, traditional finance is really starting to get serious... The super cycle in 2026? It sounds a bit uncertain, but Twenty One going public is indeed impressive, and the infrastructure is definitely catching up.
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FantasyGuardian
· 12-15 22:51
Banks are directly custodying Bitcoin now, and traditional finance is really being forced to accept us... The super cycle in 2026 sounds like just another pie in the sky, but who knows.
The U.S. banking regulator has cleared the way for national banks to acquire and custodize Bitcoin directly for their customers—a significant signal of institutional adoption moving upstream into traditional finance.
Meanwhile, prominent figures in the crypto space are signaling optimism about market dynamics. A leading exchange founder recently suggested the possibility of a major crypto "supercycle" emerging around 2026, fueling speculation about the next phase of market expansion.
On the startup front, progress is accelerating. Jack Maller's Bitcoin-focused company Twenty One has successfully launched on the NYSE, marking a major milestone for infrastructure builders. Separately, HashKey has filed for public listing in Hong Kong, positioning itself as a pioneer among regulated crypto platforms seeking traditional market access.
These developments collectively signal growing mainstream acceptance and infrastructure maturation within the digital asset ecosystem.