According to the latest reports, a major U.S. bank has recently purchased $383 million worth of Bitcoin ETFs, involving a capital scale of around $2 trillion.

What’s interesting about this move is that while ordinary investors are still hesitant and watching from the sidelines, traditional financial institutions have already voted with real money. From ETH to BTC to privacy coins like ZEC, discussions about the liquidity of digital assets have never stopped, and institutional actions are rewriting this narrative.

Are you going to say this is just a coincidence? Maybe not. The contest between Bitcoin and gold, the battle for market liquidity, and the resurgence of privacy assets—all these themes actually point to the same signal: traditional finance is voting with its feet. When banks start buying, how much significance do retail investors’ anxiety and hesitation really have? The market logic is often this straightforward.