Institutional investors are quietly changing their attitude towards crypto assets.

In the past, everyone regarded Bitcoin as a store of value, just holding it and that's it. But now things are different—established public chains like Litecoin remain active, demonstrating the resilience of long-term networks; Hedera is pushing forward enterprise-level applications, bringing real business scenarios to life; all these point to the same signal: **a gradual shift from pure price exposure to actual usage**.

What is the core of this transformation? **Practicality**.

Hemi is applying this logic to Bitcoin. Instead of letting BTC sit idle in wallets, it’s better to generate returns through on-chain finance—via lending, liquidity mining, DeFi interactions—making Bitcoin truly "work."

Institutions are beginning to reassess efficiency and accessibility. Bitcoin is no longer a passive asset but a productive capital that can participate in the on-chain financial ecosystem. The infrastructure provided by Hemi gives BTC a new identity: from price exposure to an on-chain asset that generates yield. What this means for the entire ecosystem, everyone can interpret for themselves.