# Institutions İlgili Makaleler

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Blackrock Lowers Bitcoin-to-IBIT Conversion Minimum in In-Kind Program from $25 Million to $1 Million

Blackrock has lowered the minimum threshold for converting bitcoin into shares of its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) from $25 million to $1 million. The move, announced by Robbie Mitchnick, Head of Digital Assets at Blackrock, expands access to the fund's "in-kind" creation mechanism. This process allows authorized participants, such as large banks, to exchange physical bitcoin for ETF shares directly, rather than using cash. Previously, the high $25 million minimum effectively restricted the option to major market makers and large institutional traders. Reducing the threshold enables a broader range of mid-sized institutional investors and authorized participants to engage in this arbitrage mechanism. This is expected to strengthen the price correlation between IBIT shares and the spot price of bitcoin, improve secondary market liquidity, tighten bid-ask spreads, and benefit shareholders. A key advantage is the tax efficiency for institutions already holding bitcoin, as they can convert holdings without triggering a taxable cash sale. The change occurs as IBIT continues to dominate spot bitcoin ETF inflows, attracting significant capital even amid market volatility. It contrasts with the outflows seen from competitors like Grayscale's GBTC. Blackrock intends to further lower the threshold, aiming eventually to make in-kind conversions available for transactions of any size. Analysts view the growth of in-kind creations as a sign of a maturing and more efficient ETF market structure.

cryptonews.ru08/11 10:34

Blackrock Lowers Bitcoin-to-IBIT Conversion Minimum in In-Kind Program from $25 Million to $1 Million

cryptonews.ru08/11 10:34

Outlook for the Post-Encryption Era: Asset Valuation Returns, What to Watch in the Next Decade?

The crypto economy is undergoing its most significant transformation in eight years, characterized by a shift from speculative frenzy to fundamental-driven growth. After the extreme overvaluation and unrealistic expectations of 2021, asset prices, including Bitcoin relative to gold, have corrected significantly. This reset has exposed structural industry weaknesses such as cyclical revenues, regulatory uncertainty, misaligned incentives between equity and token holders, poor disclosure, and a lack of common valuation frameworks, leading to widespread investor fatigue. However, this correction is healthy and has set the stage for a more mature phase. Numerous real-world use cases have emerged and are exhibiting compound growth, independent of token prices. These include peer-to-peer internet platforms, global digital dollars, permissionless exchanges, novel derivatives, global collateral markets, democratized asset creation, open fundraising platforms, and decentralized physical infrastructure networks. Key issues like dual-token models are being resolved, disclosure is improving, and a consensus is forming that most assets must generate cash flow. The leading blockchains (e.g., Ethereum, Solana) are becoming the monetary and financial base layer of the internet, with entrenched network effects. Established Wall Street and Silicon Valley institutions are now launching production-grade products on public chains, a shift accelerated by clearer regulations. While valuations have reset and growth models remain conservative, the potential for exponential growth remains. The broader macro environment—declining institutional trust, unsustainable sovereign debt, currency debasement, deglobalization, and a generational wealth transfer—is uniquely favorable for crypto's adoption. The market is not uniformly maturing; it consists of various products at different adoption stages where speculation will persist in cycles. The core opportunity lies in identifying the few native projects that will become foundational winners as the world rebuilds its economic systems. The current period of disillusionment conceals a generational opportunity for those betting on the new paradigm rather than mourning the old one.

Odaily星球日报08/11 01:42

Outlook for the Post-Encryption Era: Asset Valuation Returns, What to Watch in the Next Decade?

Odaily星球日报08/11 01:42

Dark Pools Prevail, Whales Vanish: How Credible Are Public Market Signals?

Institutional cryptocurrency trading is increasingly shifting towards dark pools and over-the-counter (OTC) desks, with data from sFOX showing such venues accounted for 15% of total monthly volume by June, up from negligible levels in April. In July, 77.7% of institutional capital on sFOX's platform was routed through OTC desks, while only 18.4% went to public exchanges. A key driver is institutions' need to conceal large orders to avoid revealing trading patterns, preventing front-running and minimizing price impact. Firms like Jane Street and Citadel use dark pools and order-splitting across multiple venues to execute trades discreetly. This structural shift mirrors earlier developments in equities and forex markets. As a result, public order books now reflect only a fraction of actual market activity, eroding the once-significant advantage retail traders had in tracking large wallets and exchange flows. The proliferation of prime brokers and aggregation platforms is also rapidly closing simple arbitrage opportunities. The market may evolve toward a brokerage model for retail, similar to traditional stocks. Two scenarios emerge: an optimistic one where retail gains from narrower spreads and better order routing, and a pessimistic one where transparency declines faster than benefits trickle down, leaving smaller investors in the dark. Regardless, traders must adapt by not relying solely on exchange volume, comparing total execution costs, and using limit orders in thin markets. While reduced volatility from hidden large trades may seem positive, it comes at the cost of obscured market signals and institutional intent.

marsbit08/07 07:11

Dark Pools Prevail, Whales Vanish: How Credible Are Public Market Signals?

marsbit08/07 07:11

IOSG: How Can Blockchains Keep Secrets? Three Answers to On-Chain Privacy

**Title: IOSG: How Does Blockchain Keep Secrets? Three Answers to On-Chain Privacy** **Summary:** Public blockchains expose every transaction. To protect sensitive data like institutional balances or trade sizes, three main approaches have emerged: 1. **Native Privacy Networks:** Projects like Zcash (with optional privacy) and Monero (with mandatory privacy) build secrecy directly into their own blockchains. However, they exist as isolated "islands," limiting interaction with mainstream DeFi applications. Canton, a permissioned network, offers privacy by restricting data sharing only to transaction participants, which appealed to JPMorgan for its deposit token. 2. **Privacy as an Add-On Layer:** This approach adds privacy to existing chains like Ethereum. Tornado Cash was an early "mixer" but was sanctioned. Railgun provides private balances and payments via zero-knowledge proofs on Ethereum. Zama uses Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) to encrypt balances and amounts on-chain, enabling confidential DeFi activities like private yield vaults and over-the-counter trading while keeping transaction graphs public. 3. **The Core Trade-off:** All solutions sacrifice some privacy for functionality. Truly private chains (Zcash, Monero) lack smart contract versatility. Add-on layers (Zama, Railgun) reveal some metadata to enable computation. "Perfect" privacy that hides everything while allowing full functionality remains elusive. **Market Reality:** Demand is validated, with institutions moving trades off-screen to avoid slippage. However, the sector's revenue (est. $6-7M/year across all protocols) is minuscule compared to the ~$25B market cap of privacy assets. Protocols like Zama charge minimal, usage-based fees, while others like Railgun take a small percentage. The key gap is a sustainable pricing model. The conclusion is bullish on the underlying demand but suggests value will accrue to the applications (trading venues, wallets) that successfully monetize privacy, not necessarily the foundational privacy layers themselves.

marsbit08/06 07:14

IOSG: How Can Blockchains Keep Secrets? Three Answers to On-Chain Privacy

marsbit08/06 07:14

After Memes, Solana Foundation's 'Survival Roadmap'

**Title:** After Memes, Solana Foundation's "Survival Roadmap" **Summary:** Solana Foundation's recent hiring spree for senior roles in stablecoins, AI, Asian institutional growth, and DeFi signals a strategic pivot away from its meme-driven past. This move comes as the blockchain faces a 43% quarterly drop in real economic value and declining application revenue, despite maintaining high network activity. While meme platforms like Pump.fun still dominate fee generation, new demand is emerging in tokenized equities (with $5.8B volume in Q2, a 114% increase) and institutional adoption (7 global systemically important banks are now active on Solana). The foundation's new hires aim to bridge a critical gap: transforming this growing non-speculative demand into sustainable, fee-generating activity. The stablecoin lead seeks "step-change growth" for a sector lagging behind competitors. The Asia-focused roles aim to convert institutional interest into concrete pipelines, leveraging upcoming network upgrades for millisecond settlement. The AI ecosystem role is tied to new stablecoin payment channels for AI agents, a nascent but promising revenue stream. The core challenge is clear: reduce reliance on volatile meme trading income and successfully monetize the rising institutional and real-world asset activity. The success of this "survival roadmap" will be measured by whether projects from these new focus areas can break into Solana's top revenue rankings, displacing the current meme-centric leaders.

marsbit08/04 11:56

After Memes, Solana Foundation's 'Survival Roadmap'

marsbit08/04 11:56

Bank of America Quietly Positions: Could $6 Trillion in Bank Deposits Flow into Stablecoins?

Bank of America has quietly made leadership appointments to accelerate its digital asset strategy, sparking discussion about a potential large-scale migration of bank deposits to stablecoins. Reports highlighted the bank naming Sonali Theisen, Kevin Milsom, and Adam Dixon to lead its global digital asset and AI platform, focusing on stablecoins, tokenized deposits, custody, and crypto settlement. This move revived a claim that $6 trillion in bank deposits could flow into stablecoins, a figure originally cited by Bank of America's CEO Brian Moynihan in January. However, he conditioned this shift on stablecoins being allowed to pay interest—a feature not permitted under the current GENIUS Act. The legislation's final rules are delayed, pushing its effective date to January 2027. Major banks are not waiting. JPMorgan and Citigroup are already piloting tokenized deposit services, and a consortium including Bank of America is building a shared tokenized deposit network targeting a 2027 launch. While some, like Pacemakers.io's Alessandro Hatami, remain skeptical of rapid bank collaboration, data shows significant institutional adoption. Stablecoin settlement volume hit $33 trillion in 2025, and analysts project the market could surpass $1 trillion by 2026. Despite a recent dip in crypto prices and stablecoin supply, the institutional push for real-world use cases continues. The race is on for January 2027, when the GENIUS Act takes effect, potentially reshaping the competition between traditional finance and digital assets.

Foresight News07/21 10:01

Bank of America Quietly Positions: Could $6 Trillion in Bank Deposits Flow into Stablecoins?

Foresight News07/21 10:01

After Nine Months of Shorting, a Full Turn to Long: Renowned Trader Opens Bitcoin Positions Around 64K, Crypto Market Long-Short Divergence Intensifies

After nine months of being short, prominent crypto trader Doctor Profit has closed all his bearish positions and started buying Bitcoin near $64,000, signaling a complete bullish reversal. He argues that structural market changes—such as impending U.S. regulation (CLARITY Act) and institutional adoption via securities tokenization—are rewriting the traditional four-year cycle script, potentially bringing the market bottom forward from the widely expected September/October timeframe. This view finds some technical support from on-chain analyst gumsays, who notes a bullish divergence on Bitcoin's weekly chart has persisted for 147 days, nearing the 161-day duration seen before the 2022 cycle low. However, cycle researcher Jake Pahor presents a counter-argument based on historical data. Analyzing patterns since 2014, he identifies three common features of past bear market bottoms: a ~12-month duration from peak to trough, a sustained period of extreme fear (with a proprietary risk score below 20), and the price falling below Bitcoin's realized price (~$53,000 currently). The current cycle, only nine months from its October 2025 peak, meets none of these conditions. The debate highlights a market torn between "front-running" a potential early bottom driven by new fundamentals and waiting for confirmation through traditional on-chain and sentiment metrics. While Doctor Profit opts for aggressive buying, Pahor maintains a disciplined, tiered accumulation strategy, continuing weekly buys at current risk levels but reserving larger orders for if more extreme fear emerges.

marsbit07/20 05:46

After Nine Months of Shorting, a Full Turn to Long: Renowned Trader Opens Bitcoin Positions Around 64K, Crypto Market Long-Short Divergence Intensifies

marsbit07/20 05:46

Understanding the Q2 Crypto Market in 5 Charts: RWA Booms, Fundamentals Continue to Improve

"5 Charts to Decrypt the Crypto Market in Q2: RWA Explosion and Fundamentals Rebound" In Q2 2026, the crypto market presented a complex picture. While major cryptocurrencies fell 36% in H1, underperforming most major asset classes except gold, crypto-related equities surged 23%, doubling the S&P 500's return. This highlights diverse investment opportunities within the sector, from AI-benefiting miners to Wall Street-linked tokenization platforms. Key takeaways from five crucial charts: 1. **Divergence:** A significant performance gap emerged between crypto assets and publicly traded crypto companies. 2. **Robust Fundamentals:** The top 10 crypto applications generated $5.9B in revenue over the past year, with leaders like PancakeSwap nearing $1B, demonstrating real business traction. 3. **RWA Boom:** Tokenized real-world assets (RWA) reached a record $33B, up 12% QoQ and 45% YTD, fueled by tokenized treasuries, credit, and equities. 4. **Prediction Market Growth:** Prediction market open interest hit a new high of $1.8B, with Q2 volume reaching $43B, driven largely by sports and upcoming political events. 5. **Attractive Correlations:** The Bitwise Crypto Innovators 30 Index showed low or negative 90-day rolling correlations with most major assets (like stocks, bonds, gold), offering potential diversification benefits alongside high returns. Overall, despite bearish price action, the data reveals resilient industry fundamentals with continued growth in users, revenue, and institutional adoption, laying groundwork for future cycles.

marsbit07/16 01:45

Understanding the Q2 Crypto Market in 5 Charts: RWA Booms, Fundamentals Continue to Improve

marsbit07/16 01:45

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