According to @julian2kwan, regulated digital-asset rails progressed via 2018 tokenisation, 2019 licensing, 2020 real-world-asset (RWA) infrastructure, 2021 IXS, and indicate 2025 will involve banks and custodians, a timeline traders can use to track institutional market access and venue readiness; source: @julian2kwan (X, Nov 28, 2025). For trading execution and risk control, focus on 2025 bank/custodian custody rollouts, licensing updates, and issuance/flow data in tokenized RWAs as operational milestones implied by this progression; source: @julian2kwan (X, Nov 28, 2025).

According to @BTC_Archive, Michael Saylor said that once U.S. banks hold Bitcoin (BTC), everyone will want it, no one will sell it, and you won’t be able to afford it, highlighting a potential demand-supply squeeze narrative for BTC (source: @BTC_Archive, Aug 29, 2025). According to @BTC_Archive, Saylor links U.S. bank custody of BTC with extreme scarcity in the market (source: @BTC_Archive, Aug 29, 2025).

According to @rovercrc, Michael Saylor said the road is now clear for Bitcoin and banking in a video posted on Aug 15, 2025, signaling a favorable stance toward deeper integration between BTC and traditional financial institutions. source: @rovercrc The clip does not specify any concrete policy changes, counterparties, or implementation timelines, implying no immediate, verifiable operational impact for exchanges or banks at this time. source: @rovercrc For traders, the prudent setup is headline-driven: wait for named bank custody, payment integration, or balance-sheet disclosures before positioning for sustained BTC liquidity and adoption flows. source: @rovercrc