Bitcoin is Reshaping Traditional Finance, Industry Leaders Say
Bitcoin's institutional adoption is accelerating through unexpected competitor collaboration, industry leaders said at Bitcoin 2026. Panelists highlighted infrastructure barriers: 99% of institutional capital cannot access Bitcoin due to regulatory constraints. They emphasized that hyperbitcoinization requires custody solutions and compliant products, not ideology. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETP exemplifies mainstream entry points. Bailey argued Bitcoin fundamentally changes traditional finance, not vice versa.
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