BTC consolidates at $91,300, showing resilience; traditional financial institutions accelerate entry and deployment.

[Crypto World] BTC has been consolidating around $91,300 recently. While the broader market dropped 3.2%, it managed to hold its ground. Interestingly, traditional financial institutions are making significant moves this time—Vanguard has directly opened up crypto ETF trading channels, and Bank of America has gone even further, allowing wealth advisors to allocate up to 4% of clients’ assets into digital assets. Charles Schwab is also stepping up, announcing plans to launch BTC and ETH trading services in 2026.

There’s clearly more capital entering the market to buy the dip, and many players are starting to explore yield strategies. Honestly, this change is quite noticeable—whereas before, people traded crypto purely for high volatility, now more are beginning to treat it as part of their asset allocation. Institutional money keeps flowing in, while retail FOMO sentiment isn’t as intense, which is actually pretty healthy. The market is gradually shifting from a gambling mindset to an investment logic. Although the process is a bit slow, the direction seems set.