Just saw a pretty explosive viewpoint—BlackRock made it explicit: with US debt surging to $38 trillion, this might actually be the flare signaling institutional money to flood into crypto. The logic is simple: big money can’t find a safe exit anymore.

The evidence chain is already out in the open:

Charles Schwab officially announced BTC and ETH trading services will launch in early 2026; a compliant platform CEO revealed that several major banks are working with them on pilot collaborations; even BlackRock’s own boss publicly admitted that resisting Bitcoin back in the day was a misjudgment.

Get it? The traditional finance crowd is already flooring the gas pedal this way. The scarier the debt numbers get, the more they need to allocate new types of assets to hedge risk—Bitcoin is being hoarded as “digital gold,” Ethereum has become a strategic target thanks to its on-chain ecosystem. Plus, Ethereum just completed a tech upgrade and entered a stable period, and compliant trading platforms are rolling out across Europe… This is like building a highway for institutional money.

It used to be bull markets driven by retail traders fighting solo, but the next cycle might really be institutions lining up to enter. The funds won’t trickle in; it’ll be more like a coordinated surge. At this point, focusing on the logic behind core asset allocation might be more effective than staring at candlestick charts every day.

What do you think? Is traditional finance really about to move in on a large scale this time? Share your thoughts.