#数字货币市场洞察 Wall Street’s doors are opening one after another for cryptocurrencies.

Bank of America recently directly recommended that clients allocate 4% of their funds into Bitcoin and crypto—this is no small move. As the largest commercial bank in the US, they’ve always been conservative. For them to make such an allocation recommendation shows the tide has truly turned. Vanguard also opened up crypto ETF trading permissions during the same period. It’s as if the traditional financial giants coordinated to collectively embrace digital assets.

In fact, this undercurrent has been building for two months already. In early October, Morgan Stanley took the lead by announcing expanded crypto investment channels for all clients, even allowing retirement accounts to make allocations. Their wealth advisors began proactively promoting crypto funds as of October 15. Citi followed close behind, announcing plans to launch institutional-grade custody services in early 2026. JPMorgan wasn’t far behind either, directly stating that clients would soon be able to trade Bitcoin.

The logic behind this is clear: wealth management channels are the final tough nut for distributing digital assets in the US financial market. 300,000 financial advisors control $30 trillion in client assets. Even if only 2% of that money flows into Bitcoin ETFs, that’s $600 billion in incremental capital.

In the coming months, we’ll likely see a new batch of banks follow suit. Once the institutionalization process begins, it’s hard to stop. $BTC $ETH $BNB

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SandwichTrader

· 5h ago

Wall Street has collectively turned around, this wave is really coming. With $30 trillion in motion, what does Bitcoin have to be afraid of? --- Even Bank of America is starting to advise clients to allocate 4%? So what have I been hesitating about these past two months? --- Once institutional money enters the market, it doesn’t stop. That $600 billion figure is a bit overwhelming. --- The folks at Morgan are indeed smart—their financial advisors are proactively pitching crypto now. We retail investors need to stay calm instead. --- This pace is a bit fast—is it another money grab, or is it truly the prevailing trend? --- A $30 trillion market, even 2% is a huge inflow. No wonder these big banks are in such a rush. --- Waiting to see how many more banks will follow suit—it feels like this is just the beginning. --- Retail trader Lao Wang says he’s already on board, just waiting for the institutional hot money to come in, haha.

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