The rise of Bitcoin banks is remarkable: from a global market of roughly $1.2 billion in 2023, these platforms are forecasted to reach $15.5 billion by 2033, fuelled by a robust CAGR of around 18%. This explosive growth reflects growing demand for secure digital-asset services; custody, interest-bearing accounts, and seamless fiat-to-crypto integration. Institutions and traditional banks are following suit: in 2025, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF reached $80 billion in holdings, rivalling the peak growth timeline of gold ETFs. As adoption rises, Will Bitcoin Banks redefine how people save, invest, and transfer money worldwide? Let’s find out.

BlackRock, Fidelity, Metaplanet, and others now control a massive share of the total supply — while retail investors risk being left behind. In this video, I break down the data, the trend, and what it means for anyone still trying to build a position in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Treasury Companies are on the rise as firms add BTC to their balance sheets. This trend could lead to mainstream adoption and new financial services like BTC-based lending. However, there’s a risk if markets turn bearish. Companies may dump their holdings, triggering investor panic and stock sell-offs. Similar to the FTX collapse, this could spark a cascade effect and crash Bitcoin’s price.

I’m copying Saylor and buying BTC form my company. To hold for the future. But not for the same reasons as he is. 

I’m building a bitcoin business reserve. Not to speculate, but as a strategic reserve for the future. Inspired by Michael Saylor’s approach, this is my plan to convert profits into long-term value. It’s about securing a future salary, working fewer hours, and protecting against inflation. Simple, rational, and built for the next decade.