Tonight, BTC soared nearly $1,000 within an hour, and this time it's not just technicals at play—there's real, hardcore capital driving the move.

Let’s look at institutional trends first: Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a rare net inflow yesterday, meaning Wall Street money is pouring back in. At the same time, all three major U.S. stock indices opened higher, with the Nasdaq hitting a new all-time high. When risk assets are in favor, the crypto market naturally benefits as well.

Public companies are also making moves. U.S.-listed Hyperscale Data (ticker AIXI) just completed another round of accumulation, adding 38.74 BTC for a total holding of 421.67 BTC. Companies required to publicly disclose their financials don’t spend real money lightly.

What’s even more explosive is the shift in traditional finance’s attitude—Bank of America has just advised its wealth management clients to allocate 1%-4% of their portfolios to cryptocurrency. This is the first time such a conservative banking giant has publicly endorsed crypto.

There are breakthroughs in real-world adoption too: Argentina’s state-owned oil giant YPF has officially announced it will accept Bitcoin payments. When a national energy company incorporates BTC into its settlement system, that’s much more meaningful than just being listed on an exchange.

Short-term price swings don’t really matter—the key is that institutions are buying, public companies are accumulating, and national enterprises are adopting. As the boundary between the traditional and crypto worlds grows increasingly blurred, the window of opportunity for the hesitant is truly running out.