BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF has reached $71 billion, making it the best-performing ETF in history.
MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings have grown to 580,250 coins, showcasing corporate involvement in crypto.
JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are now offering Bitcoin ETFs to their clients, reflecting increasing institutional acceptance.
The institutional adoption of Bitcoin has seen significant growth, with professional investors accumulating $27.4 billion worth of Bitcoin ETFs in the US by Q4 2024.
Asset managers and hedge funds now hold about 26.3% of all US Bitcoin ETF assets under management.
Forecasts suggest over $120 billion of institutional capital flowing into Bitcoin by end-2025 and $300 billion by 2026.
Bitcoin is evolving from a store of value to a programmable asset, with innovations like Ordinals and BRC-20 token standard enabling code execution on Bitcoin.
The rise of 'Bitcoin-native yield strategies' is providing opportunities for holders to earn yields on their BTC.
SatLayer is establishing itself as a vital component in the DeFi landscape, using Bitcoin's security model for validation.
Through developments like SatLayer, Bitcoin is being positioned as a programmable gold standard, enabling tokenization of real-world assets on its ecosystem.