This signal is too explosive, BTC has officially become a 'credit asset that can be used in the financial system'! Simply put, you can use BTC as a 'property certificate' mortgage loan at a reputable bank without losing your BTC, which is amazing. In the past, Bitcoin was seen by traditional financial institutions as a high-risk, poorly regulated, and price jumping "wild child" that was not worthy of being used as collateral. Now, even the most conservative and traditional big bank - JP Morgan - says, 'I can accept your BTC, you can keep it with me and borrow some money.'. ” Equivalent to BTC being no longer just a speculative commodity, but an asset with "financial credit". The traditional financial system has finally begun to recognize Bitcoin as its big brother. 📝 Analogous to gold, what impact does this have? We have to talk about some 'history': Do you know that many banks and funds now accept gold or gold ETFs as collateral to give you loans or financing? No one dared to think about this decades ago. But later on, with the launch of gold ETFs, regulatory recognition, and compliant trading, gold gradually became a "hard currency" that not only resisted inflation, but could also be used as collateral. So, now Bitcoin is being accepted as collateral, just like the process of gold "turning positive" in the past has been repeated. Several major positive factors will redefine the attributes of BTC assets and belong to long-term benefits: one ️⃣ Credit recognition: BTC is no longer just an asset, but an asset that can bear "collateral credit". two ️⃣ Liquidity Release: Asset collateralized convertible loans mean that BTC can release liquidity without the need to sell. three ️⃣ Compliance promotion: BTC, which exists in the form of ETFs, has become regulated in terms of underlying custody, valuation, and liquidation. four ️⃣ Stable demand source: Like gold ETFs, becoming a part of asset management institution allocation drives long-term capital entry. five ️⃣ Reduced volatility: When BTC is used as financial collateral, the risk of selling will be more systematically managed, and the volatility will gradually flatten out (such as margin calls, risk measurement, risk control coverage, etc.).