Breaking: A banking giant with $1.7 trillion in assets just dropped a bombshell. Bank of America is rolling out credit products backed by Bitcoin.
This isn't some pilot program or experimental play. Wall Street's heavyweights are making real moves into crypto infrastructure. The market hasn't absorbed this yet—pricing mechanisms are lagging behind what's actually happening on institutional balance sheets.
When legacy finance at this scale commits to Bitcoin-denominated products, it's a structural shift. Not speculation anymore.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 12-13 03:50
Wow, Bank of America is serious? $1.7 trillion directly betting on BTC, Wall Street is really not holding back anymore.
Now retail investors are still debating whether to get on the train, while institutions have already started laying the groundwork.
A historic moment, but I’ve already been trapped. Can someone tell me when I’ll break even?
Wait, does this mean BTC is really going to hit a new high... I’m about to experience FOMO again.
So can I still get in now? Or is this already the final frenzy?
Typical Wall Street tactic: first let retail investors in, then dump the market. I bet fifty cents this is just the beginning.
Honestly, reading this news makes me a bit nervous; I feel like I’m missing the rhythm.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12-12 15:39
Whoa, has Bank of America really started playing with Bitcoin? Traditional finance must be completely surrendering now.
That bunch on Wall Street finally can't sit still. The giant with 1.7 trillion has stepped in. Can we still call BTC a bubble?
By the way, will this wave of market movement take off directly... or is it just a new trick to harvest chives again?
Anyway, I’m just watching quietly, unmoved like a mountain. I'll wait until the pricing mechanism catches up.
This time, it's really different. Feels a bit unusual.
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BearMarketBarber
· 12-11 16:00
My dad is right, this time really is different. This move by American Bank means that institutional funds have already opened the door. The market is still climbing behind.
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BoredApeResistance
· 12-11 15:55
Wow, Bank of America is starting to offer Bitcoin credit? Wall Street is really about to jump on board.
Traditional financial giants are entering the scene, and this time it's truly different... The market reaction is so slow, it's unbelievable.
With a scale of 17 trillion, launching Bitcoin products—who would believe it's not just an experiment?
Wait, does this mean those who bought in this morning are about to take off?
Bank of America has stepped in, are there a bunch of institutions lining up behind?
Pricing still hasn't caught up? Then I better start thinking quickly...
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OnChainDetective
· 12-11 15:54
ngl the timing feels off here... 1.7T bank suddenly dropping BTC products? run the wallet clustering analysis first before buying the narrative tbh. historic data suggests institutions love the PR play right before the dump.
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metaverse_hermit
· 12-11 15:45
No way, is it true that Bank of America is directly offering Bitcoin loans? Wall Street is serious about this, feels like the crypto world is about to take off
Breaking: A banking giant with $1.7 trillion in assets just dropped a bombshell. Bank of America is rolling out credit products backed by Bitcoin.
This isn't some pilot program or experimental play. Wall Street's heavyweights are making real moves into crypto infrastructure. The market hasn't absorbed this yet—pricing mechanisms are lagging behind what's actually happening on institutional balance sheets.
When legacy finance at this scale commits to Bitcoin-denominated products, it's a structural shift. Not speculation anymore.