🚨 We’re Still Early: Bitcoin Adoption by Institutions Is Just Getting Started 🚨
- Mike C.
- May 12
- 1 min read
What happens when the world’s biggest capital allocators start buying an asset with a fixed supply?
We’re about to find out.
In 2024, spot Bitcoin ETFs kicked off a wave of institutional access. BlackRock, Fidelity, and other asset managers opened the door to Bitcoin for pensions, RIAs, endowments, and sovereign wealth funds. Billions have already flowed in — and yet, we’re still in the early innings.
💼 Corporations are following too:
Balance sheet allocations
Treasury diversification strategies
On-chain infrastructure experiments
🏦 Financial institutions are onboarding capital:
ETFs, SMAs, and custody services
Regulatory clarity improving
Internal policy shifts happening behind closed doors
But here’s the kicker: most institutions still have 0% exposure.
If even 1% of global institutional AUM ($100T+) flows into Bitcoin, supply gets overwhelmed. And with only 21 million Bitcoin ever — most already held long-term — there’s simply not enough to go around.
📈 What does that mean for price?
Supply is capped
Demand is rising
Issuance is shrinking (post-halving)
We're not just talking about volatility — we're talking about a structural repricing.
👉 This isn’t hype. It’s capital — and it’s coming fast.
The price is a lagging indicator. Adoption is the signal. And adoption is accelerating.
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