When Institutional Money Flows on-chain
summary
Institutions connect to on‑chain yield via ETFs, robo‑advisors and custodian-to‑DeFi plumbing that uses MPC/HSM key management and custody partners to access native staking, liquid‑staking and DeFi collateralized loans for Bitcoin. Real numbers: a robo product limits crypto to 8% cap of portfolios; licensing took 18 months licensing in Ireland. Regulators and MiCA+DORA force resilience and explainability; most recent losses trace to web2 front ends, not ledger-level failures.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Institutional crypto adoption
- 1:25Crypto portfolio management
- 3:33Bitcoin in institutional allocation
- 5:58On-chain yield solutions
- 8:24Staking and DeFi demand
- 11:55Security risks and trust
- 15:48Small vs large crypto firms
- 18:39Innovation versus regulation
- 20:46Mergers in institutional crypto
- 22:34Closing and Cosmos insights
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