Breaking news just came in - American banks have officially issued allocation guidelines to wealth management clients: investment portfolios must allocate 1% to 4% of their Position to encryption assets.

This is not a tentative suggestion. Traditional financial giants have already started to invest real money.

More critically, the timing: Starting from January 5, 2025, the investment strategist team at American Bank will comprehensively track four mainstream Bitcoin ETFs – including those from BlackRock iShares, Fidelity, and Grayscale. What does this mean? Professional institutions will begin to systematically direct "smart money" in this direction.

To be honest, the ratio of 1%-4% may not seem aggressive at first glance. But you have to consider the amount of funds that U.S. banks manage for their wealth management clients— even 1% of that is an astronomical figure when it hits the market. Once this money gradually enters the market, the liquidity landscape could be completely rewritten.

The signal significance of this matter is even greater: cryptocurrencies have shifted from being an "alternative investment" to a "standard allocation option." Institutions are no longer entangled in whether to allocate or not, but are discussing how much to allocate.

The scramble for positions has already begun. Those who are still waiting for a "better entry opportunity" may need to recalculate—historical experience tells us that the night before large-scale institutional entry is often the last window for retail investors to get on board.

Do you think this wave of institutional funds can push BTC to break its historical high? How much Position do you currently hold? Let's discuss your judgment in the comments.