【💎Traditional financial giants turn around, the crypto market welcomes "whales"】

Last week, significant news emerged from the traditional finance sector: three giants—Bank of America, Vanguard Group, and Charles Schwab—took a crucial step towards embracing cryptocurrencies.

Bank of America announced that, starting in 2026, its financial advisors will be able to recommend Bitcoin to clients, and the platform will launch a spot Bitcoin ETF. Its Chief Investment Officer even suggested allocating 1%-4% of assets to Bitcoin. Global asset management giant Vanguard has also changed its previous stance, allowing clients to trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other crypto ETFs. Charles Schwab has announced a timeline for launching spot trading for Bitcoin and Ethereum.

What does this mean?

This is no small matter. First, it signifies that crypto assets are gaining serious recognition and compliance entry into the mainstream financial system. Second, the funding gates are opening. With just Bank of America and Vanguard managing approximately $13 trillion in assets, even a 1% allocation of funds could bring in over $100 billion in new inflows, presenting immense potential. Third, through the channels of hundreds of thousands of financial advisors, the entry of long-term, stable institutional funds will profoundly impact market structure and volatility.

The giants' turnaround is driven not only by client demand but also by competitive pressure. A trend has already formed, and a new landscape being jointly constructed by traditional finance and the crypto world is unfolding.

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