Damn! This week was truly historic—three financial giants managing $25 trillion collectively have all opened their doors to the crypto world!

To break it down:

1. Vanguard (managing $11 trillion in assets): This former "old stubborn" that once scoffed at Bitcoin is now allowing 50 million customers to access crypto ETFs. Basically, an officially endorsed "Buy Bitcoin" button has appeared in the most mainstream investment accounts across the US.

2. Bank of America (managing $1.8 trillion in assets): They directly recommend that clients allocate 4% of their portfolios to crypto. Note, this isn't some rumor or internal report—it's an official suggestion integrated into traditional investment allocation plans. The standard portfolio mix now formally includes a dose of Bitcoin.

3. Charles Schwab (with $12 trillion in assets): They now allow clients to directly purchase spot crypto assets. No roundabout indirect investing—just an open door inviting you straight into the arena.

These three moves together send a clear signal: the dam on Wall Street holding back capital is being dismantled by the industry itself.
The money isn’t “about to come”—it’s already on its way.

To put it even more plainly:
When the three biggest hippos in the jungle suddenly start adapting to saltwater, and tell all the little animals “this salty water tastes great”—this isn’t just sampling a new flavor. This is an adaptive overhaul of the entire ecosystem in preparation for the oncoming tidal wave.

But let’s be clear about one thing:
Don’t naively believe these traditional giants are charitable souls here to lift you up. They’re here to build roads, lay pipelines, and set up toll booths. They’ll bring a tidal wave of liquidity, but they’ll also completely rewrite the market’s rules and volatility logic. Going forward, things will become more “regulated,” but possibly also more “boring.” The first to be swept away by the flood are usually those unprepared, standing in low-lying areas just watching.

Hopefully, your holdings will become a lighthouse lifted by the influx of whales, not a sandcastle smashed by the waves.

(This article does not constitute investment advice.)