A landmark moment has quietly arrived. A top global bank has just made a decision: starting from January next year, over 15,000 wealth management advisors under its umbrella will be authorized to actively recommend Crypto Assets investments to clients, suggesting an allocation ratio between 1% and 4%.

What does this mean? In the past, clients had to apply themselves to access Crypto Assets products, and advisors were strictly prohibited from mentioning them proactively. Now? The rules have been completely rewritten. This institution has not only lifted the internal ban but also officially included four Bitcoin ETFs—BITB, FBTC, BTC, and IBIT—in its investment product coverage list. Their Chief Investment Officer for private banking said it plainly: for investors who can accept high volatility, "a moderate allocation is a reasonable choice."

1% to 4%, sounds conservative? In fact, this is already a significant shift in institutional attitudes. Another Wall Street giant suggests 2% to 4%, the world's largest asset management company advocates 1% to 2%, and some institutions are open to young clients up to 7.5%. When even the most conservative Vanguard Group recently opened crypto ETF trading, you know the entire traditional financial camp has changed direction.

More critical signals come from the policy level. The U.S. government has lifted the isolation restrictions on banks, and the pace of the congressional crypto bill's advancement has clearly accelerated. Some compliant platforms and exchanges have already deeply integrated with the banking system. The wall of regulation is being dismantled brick by brick.

Although Bitcoin has recently fallen from a high of $126,000 to around $87,000, the collective actions of these institutions have made it clear: digital assets are no longer a speculative game for a small circle; they are becoming a standard tool in the wealth management toolbox.

When those suited wealth advisors began presenting Bitcoin ETF allocation plans to clients in the conference room, a silent revolution had actually been completed.