#比特币机构配置与囤积 Seeing the crypto asset allocation data of publicly listed companies this week, I truly feel an unstoppable trend is taking shape.

From Strategy continuously increasing its BTC holdings by over 660,000 coins, to Twenty One Capital announcing possession of 43,500 BTC on its first day of listing, and more companies beginning to allocate assets like ETH, FIL, and other multi-chain assets — this is no longer the isolated actions of a few "radicals," but a systematic recognition of blockchain assets by the traditional capital world.

The most interesting part is the evolution of the allocation logic. In the early days, companies viewed Bitcoin purely as an investment asset. Now? Some use ETH to support financing plans, others participate in mining ecosystems with FIL, and assets are actively integrating into business strategies rather than just financial statements. It’s like upgrading from "hoarding gold" to "participating in ecosystems."

What does this reflect? Traditional companies are finally understanding the essence of decentralized assets — they are not only tools for value storage but also passports to participate in the future economic system. As more and more wealth gatekeepers are laying out plans in this space, those still on the sidelines might be missing the beginning of a wealth transfer.

The power of decentralization is being subtly rewritten through these micro-changes, gradually reshaping the global capital allocation logic. In this era, opportunities often favor those willing to embrace change first.