Major U.S. banks issuing credit against Bitcoin:
Bank of America ✅
BNY Mellon ✅
Wells Fargo ✅
JPMorgan. ✅
Schwab ✅
Citi ✅
Banks don’t lend against assets they think are going to zero, fyi.
That alone tells you how far BTC has come.
Bank of America just did something that tells you exactly where this market is headed.
They’re preparing 15,000 advisers to recommend a 1–4% Bitcoin allocation to client portfolios starting January.
Read that again.
The same banks that told the world Bitcoin was “too risky” are now building it into their model portfolios.
Here’s why this matters more than any ETF headline:
• These allocations aren’t hype-driven — they’re mandated flows
• When a client fits the risk profile, the adviser must execute the allocation
• Families who were previously locked out of crypto now get access without opening a separate exchange account
• These flows trigger automatically whether CT is bullish, bearish, or having a meltdown
• It converts Bitcoin from “trade if you want” → own by default
This is the moment BTC stops depending on retail cycles and starts running on institutional plumbing.
BANK OF AMERICA isn’t chasing a narrative.
They’re formalizing Bitcoin as standard portfolio infrastructure.
And they did it while crypto Twitter was panicking about candles.
That’s the real signal.
If you want the full context — how this connects with Vanguard flipping on ETF access and why these access channels always trigger silent inflows — watch the full breakdown in today’s video.
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They say AI will destroy work. I say, good. Because what we call work today has destroyed us - our creativity, our families, our purpose. Time to let machines do machine work. Humans can be human again.
@RealJGBanks@grok List the top five stocks (companies) that have a high expectation for growth over the next 5 years in each of these areas: AI, data centers, computing, power, space, defense, robotics, autonomy, rare earths, manufacturing, crypto infrastructure.
A lady at the grocery store shows that every single thing she picks up now says “Contains bioengineered ingredients”
“I'm here at Aldi, and almost everything they have contains bioengineered food ingredients.” This is all fake food."
@LisaAllen_NC@trentjhughes True Lisa, but a lot of people have the mentality of my retired, boomer, DEA agent dad who always says..."we all gotta die at some point anyway"...Many just don't give a damn anymore...they're like 'if it happens it happens'....(I'm not there yet though😅)
@gr8tongue13@WallStreetApes P.C. take from what I've seen...White/Black Americans work in the Office; Latinos are the Foremen & Laborers; also, Asians/Indians & young whites don't work "on site" in construction (they're in tech); & other P.O.C.'s don't get hired on site. So No Latinos = No Construction Work
@trentjhughes Dropped mine 4 months ago...we'll see how it goes. I am going to look into these "Health Sharing/Health Share Accounts" some of you are discussing...but agreed, it's a scam (like car insurance). They'll feel the pain when people en masse start dropping their coverage.
You can’t get a $1 million mortgage if you make $100K/year.
You can’t get a $75K car loan if you make $35K/year.
The fact that you can get $250K in student loans for a college degree where you’re expected to earn $40K/year is unacceptable and a complete failure of US society.
We have 18 year old kids making financial decisions that all but guarantee a lifetime of economic insecurity.
These kids do not have the capacity to understand the implications of the debt they are taking on.
The corrupt university system has successfully convinced them going to college is the “smart thing to do” and that it will all work out.
These colleges should have to take the financial hit when they load up 18 years olds with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt that basic math would tell you will never be repaid.
The federal government backstopping all these student loans does nothing but enable colleges to jack up their prices every year with zero accountability.
Shameful.