The "Big Three" Shifts in 2026 The Rise of Bank-Branded ETFs: In a major move this month, Morgan Stanley officially filed for its own Spot Bitcoin and Solana ETFs. This is a historic pivot—banks are no longer just selling other people’s crypto funds (like BlackRock's); they are becoming the issuers.The $3.5 Trillion "Green Light": Major wirehouses like Bank of America (Merrill) and Wells Fargo have fully authorized their thousands of advisors to recommend Bitcoin ETF allocations (typically 1–5%) to their clients. This has opened a massive pipeline of institutional capital that was previously locked out.Bitcoin as Collateral: JPMorgan Chase and other giants are now exploring or active in Bitcoin-backed lending. Instead of selling their BTC, institutional clients can now use their holdings (often held via ETFs) as collateral for traditional cash loans. 📊 2026 Quick Stats MetricCurrent StatusBitcoin Price RangeConsolidating between $85,000 – $95,000ETF HoldingsBitcoin ETFs now hold ~7% of all BTC in circulation (~$130B)Public Company BTCCorporate treasuries now hold over 1 million BTC collectively $BTC
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