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When a Federal Reserve governor also calls for "a small amount to get in," does cryptocurrency still have a future to fear?

Federal Reserve Governor Bowman’s statement that she "supports staff holding a small amount of cryptocurrency" instantly reminds people of the classic saying: "You say you don’t want it, but your body is very honest." It’s important to note that the Federal Reserve has previously maintained a stance of "high risk in the crypto market," but now it seems to suggest that internal staff can dabble a little. Isn’t this hinting that it may not be possible to ignore it in the future?
This actually sends out two signals:
First, the Federal Reserve also acknowledges the "asset status" of cryptocurrencies, otherwise why would it specifically make a statement?
Secondly, this indicates that the regulators themselves understand that prohibition cannot solve the problem. It is better to acknowledge reality and set a reasonable boundary.
When regulators all want to "plant a flag" in blockchain, is there still time for ordinary people to hesitate? Of course, don't misunderstand; Baumann mentioned "a small amount," which serves as a reminder: crypto can exist, but don't fantasize about getting rich overnight. Smart individuals should understand this as a stepping stone for crypto to enter the mainstream system, potentially becoming a piece of the "asset allocation puzzle" in the future, rather than a chip.