#机构采用加密货币 Two key signals worth paying attention to. The Royal Bank of Canada purchased 770,000 shares of ABTC. Although the scale of $150,000 is not large, the symbolic significance is clear — trillion-dollar financial institutions are beginning to deploy Bitcoin-related assets in the open market. More interestingly, Interactive Brokers has opened a stablecoin deposit channel, which creates a direct pathway for crypto users into traditional brokerage systems, eliminating multiple layers of conversion fees.

From an on-chain perspective, the total supply of stablecoins has surged from 130 billion at the beginning of this year to 310 billion, an increase of 140%. This not only reflects funds seeking safe-haven tools but also indicates that traditional finance is adjusting its infrastructure to accommodate the liquidity of crypto assets. The logic adopted by institutions is very clear: shifting from passive response to active deployment, from marginal experimentation to integration into core product lines.

In the short term, this boosts market confidence, but long-term observation is needed to see the actual flow of funds. The surge in stablecoins is neutral in itself; the key question is whether this liquidity ultimately flows into the DeFi ecosystem or into traditional financial systems. Capital's appetite is always expanding, and the current question is where it will go next.