Traditional finance is making moves. Starting January 2026, Bank of America wealth advisers will be cleared to pitch crypto allocations—between 1% and 4% of client portfolios.

Not a massive chunk, but it's a signal. When one of America's biggest banks gives the green light, it's not just about allocation percentages. It's about legitimacy creeping into corners where skepticism used to live.

Small steps? Maybe. But the direction is clear.