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A recent report from **Yahoo Finance** highlights how major US banks are accelerating their entry into the world of cryptocurrencies. Phong Le, CEO of Strategy Inc., asserted that in the next two to three years we will see **full adoption of Bitcoin by big banks**, with services that will go far beyond simple buying and custody.
The evolution he describes is clear: first custody and trading, then loans and yield generation, and finally digital money and securities backed by Bitcoin. This path reflects how financial institutions are leaving skepticism behind to focus on customer retention, preventing them from migrating to external platforms.
In addition, Strategy presented its new preferred security, **Stretch (STRC)**, designed to compete with traditional savings accounts by offering an annualized return of 10.75%. With a cash reserve of $1.4 billion, the company seeks to guarantee stability without needing to sell its bitcoins during times of volatility.
In short, what once seemed utopian is now shaping up to be an inevitable integration: **Bitcoin and traditional banking are destined to converge**.
The evolution he describes is clear: first custody and trading, then loans and yield generation, and finally digital money and securities backed by Bitcoin. This path reflects how financial institutions are leaving skepticism behind to focus on customer retention, preventing them from migrating to external platforms.
In addition, Strategy presented its new preferred security, **Stretch (STRC)**, designed to compete with traditional savings accounts by offering an annualized return of 10.75%. With a cash reserve of $1.4 billion, the company seeks to guarantee stability without needing to sell its bitcoins during times of volatility.
In short, what once seemed utopian is now shaping up to be an inevitable integration: **Bitcoin and traditional banking are destined to converge**.
