When the market is in panic, Wall Street's compliance agencies are quietly laying out their plans. In recent days, top American financial institutions have announced their strategies for crypto assets.

Wells Fargo has directly enabled Bitcoin spot ETF trading for its wealth management clients. This is not a gimmick, but a real business change. At the same time, US banks have taken a further step—allowing investment advisors to allocate up to 4% of client assets directly into Bitcoin ETF products.

Think about what this means. From pilot programs to full implementation, from risky assets to standard options, this shift is happening faster than expected. This is not just a press release, but an official confirmation of BTC's value from the traditional financial world.

Once the compliance channels are open, what will happen next? The massive funds managed by traditional institutions will gradually enter through this new pathway. The retail enthusiasm of the past is now evolving into institutional allocations. This time, the upward momentum in the crypto market may come from the least likely participants—Wall Street bankers.