It's interesting that even Goldman Sachs is starting to openly talk about crypto. Solomon, the bank's head, recently admitted that he owns Bitcoin, although very little. But he watches it closely, which is interesting — it means he's not just holding it for nothing. A typical stance of traditional financiers: not fully trusting, but can't ignore it either. Previously, such statements seemed unthinkable, but now even Solomon is forced to admit that Bitcoin is in his portfolio. Could this be a signal that institutional investors are gradually changing their attitude? Or just a PR move? In any case, when the heads of the largest banks start admitting their crypto positions, it says something.