Market observers have noted that despite recent Bitcoin and Ethereum price volatility, institutional interest in blockchain-based products continues to strengthen. Wall Street players are actively exploring ways to build and launch solutions on blockchain infrastructure. However, skepticism persists regarding current valuation levels, with many analysts pointing to ongoing uncertainty in price discovery. The hesitation isn't about blockchain technology itself, but rather the timing and sustainability of current market conditions. As digital asset treasuries gain traction among traditional finance players, the narrative is shifting from whether institutions will enter, but rather when and at what price points they're willing to commit capital.
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Market observers have noted that despite recent Bitcoin and Ethereum price volatility, institutional interest in blockchain-based products continues to strengthen. Wall Street players are actively exploring ways to build and launch solutions on blockchain infrastructure. However, skepticism persists regarding current valuation levels, with many analysts pointing to ongoing uncertainty in price discovery. The hesitation isn't about blockchain technology itself, but rather the timing and sustainability of current market conditions. As digital asset treasuries gain traction among traditional finance players, the narrative is shifting from whether institutions will enter, but rather when and at what price points they're willing to commit capital.