Wall Street just executed the most coordinated financial maneuver since 2008. In just 288 hours, they absorbed the hardest asset on Earth.
Between Nov 24 and Dec 6, 2025:
- JPMorgan filed leveraged BTC notes (1.5× upside, 30% downside protection) - Vanguard reversed its ban unlocking Bitcoin for 50 million clients - Bank of America authorized 15,000 advisers to recommend BTC (up to 4%) - Goldman Sachs acquired a Bitcoin-native firm for $2 billion same day
Four institutions. Twelve days. Over $20 trillion in combined assets.
This wasn’t chance. This was choreography.
But here’s what they don’t want you to see:
- Retail panic-sold $3.47B in November the largest monthly ETF outflow in history - BlackRock’s IBIT lost $2.34B to redemptions - Meanwhile, Abu Dhabi tripled its BTC holdings in Q4 - JPMorgan increased its IBIT position to $343M up 64% QoQ
At the same time:
- MSCI will vote Jan 15, 2026 to exclude BTC-heavy firms from global indices - Strategy Inc. faces $11.6B in forced selling - JPMorgan published the warning… - JPMorgan is launching products to capture the redirected flows
This isn’t volatility. It’s conquest.
- Nasdaq expanded IBIT options limits 40× up to 1 million contracts - Volatility suppression is now structurally enabled - Bitcoin is being domesticated into a portfolio allocation
The asset built to eliminate intermediaries is now controlled by them.
The code remains untouched. The supply cap holds. The network doesn’t care.
But the economics now flow upstream to Wall Street.
Ethereum is the dark horse of this cycle. Here’s what most people miss:
Bitcoin = digital gold. Gold is a ~$30T asset. There’s no structural reason BTC can’t command a third of that and push toward a $10T valuation.
But Ethereum is the misunderstood asymmetry. Bears swear it can’t break $6K. Bulls cautiously float $10K.
And nobody can paint a clear vision on just how big it can get. Well... maybe Tom Lee of maybe Larry Fink.
The truth? If ETH is the new Wall Street and it can capture even a fraction of global settlement, consumer rails, L2 activity, stablecoins, and tokenized assets… a $10K ETH in 2026 emerges as a baseline, not a moonshot.
▫️ $10,130,000 in $ETH ▫️ $7,990,000 in $LINK ▫️ $5,820,000 in $ENA ▫️ $4,900,000 in $AAVE ▫️ $3,270,000 in $ONDO ▫️ $2,050,000 in $UNI ▫️ $1,090,000 in $SKY ▫️ $244,000 in $LDO
Binance Will Support the THORChain (RUNE) Network Upgrade - 2025-12-05 https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/detail/665d28422a614825a754481f6e57eb4b
Bitcoin has rebounded from $80,000 to $86,000, and Michael Saylor remains confident it can reach $150,000 this year.
He says the signs of a continued rally are already visible, supported by similar predictions from market analysts. Saylor also believes Bitcoin’s volatility is easing as the industry matures with better derivatives and risk-hedging instruments.
With the recent recovery, is the $150,000 target still within reach?