Breaking: Banks will fully embrace cryptocurrencies after the Market Structure Act passes

YieldWhisperer · 2026-01-21T13:40:09+00:00

At the Davos Forum, advisors to the Trump administration stated that once the Market Structure Act passes, banks will fully embrace crypto assets. This policy signal could promote the standardization of crypto finance, accelerate institutional capital inflows, and reshape the Web3 ecosystem.

YieldWhisperer

2026-01-21 13:40:09

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【Crypto World】New developments emerge from the Davos Forum. According to sources, the cryptocurrency policy advisor to the Trump administration stated on-site that once the Market in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) and related regulations are passed, the banking system will undergo a turning point—fully embracing digital assets.

This statement is highly significant. For a long time, traditional banks have been vague about cryptocurrencies, and regulatory uncertainty has been a chasm between the two. Now, clear signals from the policy level suggest that crypto finance may soon emerge from the gray area and enter a more regulated track.

The market generally believes that once the policy framework is implemented, institutional-level capital inflows could accelerate. This not only concerns the value discovery of mainstream assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum but could also reshape the entire Web3 ecosystem’s financing and application landscape.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-24 13:00

Bro, this time is really different. The policy level has made it clear, and banks are fully accepting it right in front of us. Hold your full position and stay put. This is the last chance to buy the dip. Faith! Once the policy framework is implemented, institutional funds will flow in. Break-even is within this year. I’ve bet my entire fortune. The retail short-sellers should panic. A breakout is imminent. Going long will never get you trapped. Normalization on the track = bull market signal. Increase your positions and buy aggressively. Buy to the death.

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consensus_failure

· 01-24 11:08

Is this the same story again? How many times have I said "clear policies" and "banks embracing," and yet, isn't it just the same old narrative to fool retail investors? I'll believe it when it really unfolds. For now, it's just pie in the sky. Just listen and don't get caught up in the hype. Is this really different this time? It sounds to me like the same old WFE talk from two years ago. The real signal was when institutions started to enter; it's not just talk on forums. The words sound good, but the key is how regulators actually enforce them. Having a framework alone is useless.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-23 21:18

Coming back to scam us into buying coins, huh? How many times have we heard this explanation Let's wait until the bill is really passed. For now, it's just pie in the sky Full acceptance by banks? I doubt it. We don't know what the regulators are thinking Believe in Davos speeches? These days, anyone can tell stories Institutional entry is a good thing, but retail investors are about to be cut again How long will it take for the policy framework to be implemented? I can't wait anymore MiCA hasn't even fully taken effect yet, and there's already a new plan... Sounds good, but when it’s time to get on board, we’ll just be the bag holders Is this going to be another wave of pump and dump? Standardization? It’s better to be free now

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PumpBeforeRug

· 01-21 14:10

Huh? Banks are fully embracing? Let's wait and see, I've heard this kind of talk too many times... I'll believe it when real money starts pouring in. Will MiCA pass and change everything? Ha, regulation has always been a double-edged sword. It's another "step out of the gray area," I've memorized this phrase. Institutional funds? Then retail investors should buy the dip even more, while it's still cheap. Is Trump's move really just another empty promise? If banks truly accept, BTC should have already broken $100,000. So, what's the result? Nice policies, but actual implementation is a whole different story. Don't get caught. This time is different? I bet five bucks it will still fluctuate within half a year. MiCA is basically a meat grinder for big funds. We should stay cautious.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-21 14:02

I've known for a long time that this day would come eventually. If banks don't embrace cryptocurrencies, they'd really be the fools. When the bill is finally implemented, how much institutional capital will pour in... I'm a bit afraid of missing out. That signal from Trump is good; at least we won't have to hide anymore. Will the passing of MiCA really change the game? It still depends on how it's executed afterward. The gray areas are finally going to be clarified; this time, the crypto circle is about to take off. By the way, will institutional entry push retail investors out? Standardization is coming, big players should be smiling... Once this framework is set, should we start accumulating some mainstream coins? With such obvious policy benefits, why does it feel like the market isn't reacting? Full acceptance by banks? Just listen and don't take it too seriously.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-21 14:00

Alright, it's another story of policy benefits. I'm so used to hearing this kind of news that my ears are getting calloused... Let's wait until the bill actually passes before talking. Right now, it's still just a pie-in-the-sky dream. Will banks really embrace us? Laughable, they'll probably find all kinds of reasons to block us. But if it really happens, institutional funds entering the market will definitely change the game. Shouldn't BTC and ETH be going up? At this rate, we better get on board quickly... --- Wait, did this Trump advisor really say that? Or is it another round of empty expectations? When did those old guys in the banking system become so eager... Feels like the same old tricks. --- Regulation on track sounds good, but for small retail investors... it might not be a good thing. In the end, we're still the ones getting chopped up. --- MiCA has been implemented? Then Europe should have some movement. What about us? --- Full embrace of crypto, sounds great, but when will real institutional-grade funds arrive? We're still struggling around here just like everyone else.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 01-21 13:47

It's the same "full embrace" rhetoric, I've heard it too many times. Whether it will truly materialize depends on the actual implementation. I'll believe it when banks really start to move; right now, these words are as insubstantial as air. Will MiCA approval change everything? That's too naive. We still need to wait and see. If institutional funds really come in, can the coin price rise, or is it just another reason to cut the leeks? Can we trust what the Trump administration says? I remain skeptical. This kind of news appears a dozen times a year, so why are the coin prices still like this? It just seems like an excuse for the next big crash.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-21 13:44

Do you believe this? Banks have been secretly planning for a long time; this time, they just broke the window paper. Let's wait until the bill actually passes; I've heard this kind of news too many times. Institutional funds entering the market is inevitable, but when and how much to invest... uh, that's the real question. Davos' words are like farting; looking at on-chain data is the real thing. If this wave really happens, small retail investors should hurry up and get on board. But honestly, banks turning around so quickly? I find it hard to believe. If MiCA can really pass completely, we'll be waiting until the Year of the Monkey. Standardization sounds good, but I'm more concerned about whether we'll get cut like chives. Institutions coming in will definitely push the price up? You guys are too naive. Here we go again; I'll get excited only when I see the dollar really going into wallets.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-21 13:41

Another story of "full embrace," is it really true this time? What is the bank waiting for... They only dare to move once policies are confirmed, a bunch of cowards. Does passing MiCA really mean great benefits? I doubt it; regulation also means more ways to cut the leeks. Can we trust what they say at Davos? These people never tell the truth. Institutional capital inflows are so impressive; if they really come, I’ll go all in. Regulation turning into a bottom opportunity? That’s interesting. What sounds good is "regulation," but what’s harsh is being trapped, losing freedom. If you don’t cut losses this time, it might really become a piece of art; take a gamble?

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