An interesting opinion from Morgan Stanley has emerged. Analyst Oldenburg says that it is inevitable for Bitcoin to enter the balance sheets of U.S. banks, but this has not yet happened in the current situation.

It seems everyone agrees on the institutional adoption of Bitcoin. However, the point emphasized by Oldenburg is important: it’s not just a matter of time, but also that the regulatory environment needs to be ready.

Imagine the question of how much $100 is worth, while banks are considering holding Bitcoin positions worth billions of dollars. This difference is huge. When institutional money flow begins, Bitcoin’s position will rise to a completely different level.

Statements from major financial institutions like Morgan Stanley indicate the market’s direction. But it’s necessary to heed Oldenburg’s warning of “not yet.” Before banks include Bitcoin in their balance sheets, they must align both their internal procedures and external regulations.

Institutional adoption is progressing slowly, but it is definitely progressing. The days of asking how much $100 is worth are over; now the question is, when will banks take this step?