In recent days, we have witnessed exciting news about the largest financial institutions in the world:
Vanguard (11 trillion dollars under management) opens access to crypto ETF funds.
Bank of America (1.8 trillion) recommends allocating 4% of portfolios to digital currencies.
Charles Schwab (12 trillion) plans to launch trading for BTC and ETH in early 2026.
At first glance, these numbers may seem exaggerated compared to the total crypto market of around 3 trillion dollars, but they reflect the power of institutions that are beginning to build an entry strategy, not the actual volume they will inject directly.
The important lesson: these institutions do not enter the market during a spike or brief rise, but wait for deep bottoms—when fear and panic dominate individual investors—to start accumulating.
In other words, what we see as a market crash is not just a transient decline, but a phase of preparation for institutions to gather strategic positions before a significant upward wave later.
A deep understanding of the game lies in realizing that today's strong decline is their mysterious opportunity tomorrow, not the end.
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