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Meanwhile holds 1,183 BTC in reserves, up fivefold year-on-year, and counts 15 wealth-management partners across Asia and the Gulf as BTC-denominated legacy planning enters family-office practice.
The raise lifts Meanwhile's total funding to $180M and signals that BTC-denominated life insurance is finding serious traction among high-net-worth clients across Asia and the Middle East.
Only 4.7% say crypto is deeply integrated into their finances, pointing to infrastructure as the gap between ownership and everyday use.
Wintermute's institutional OTC share has climbed to 72% of spot flow in H1 2026, and those flows are concentrating in revenue-generating tokens and tokenized real-world assets, not CoinMarketCap…
Wealth management platforms quietly becoming the next marginal buyer is the more durable story: structural accumulation that does not need a single announcement to keep working.
Crypto is moving from a trading question to a custody, tax and inheritance problem, creating a new test for wealth managers as younger beneficiaries expect collaborative, AI-assisted advice.
The world's second-largest asset manager has spent years on the sidelines of crypto. Hiring a digital-assets lead for its wealth book is the first signal it is done watching.
A $10T custody platform opening crypto spot trading, transfer, and custody to RIAs is a different order of legitimization than a retail rollout — advisor-platform rails convert into multi-decade AUM.
Wealth manager to undercut Coinbase, Robinhood and Charles Schwab on fees as it opens the doors to roughly 8.6 million E*Trade clients — the largest US retail brokerage onboarding crypto at scale.
Morgan Stanley is preparing to roll out spot crypto trading directly on its wealth management platform before year-end…
The bank already issues its own spot Bitcoin ETP — now the strategy head is publicly framing BTC as a standard sleeve inside diversified portfolios, a posture that pulls wirehouse advisors toward the…
The quote is personal-finance framing, not a Bybit product signal — but a top exchange CEO disclosing a long-term, buy-the-dip BTC stance lands differently than a generic buy-and-hold endorsement.
Amy Oldenburg's allocation guidance is the headline, but her caveat on bank balance-sheet adoption is the second-order read: Basel, Fed rules, and jurisdictional friction keep the timeline longer…
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