Strive CEO Matt Cole said some large institutions face mandate limits that prevent them from buying bitcoin directly or purchasing spot bitcoin ETFs, pushing them toward shares of bitcoin treasury companies as an indirect way to gain BTC exposure. Cole said this matters because the capital pool affected by those restrictions totals $500 billion. In his view, portfolio managers would have no practical route to bitcoin exposure within that pool without firms such as Strive and MicroStrategy. He described that process as moving BTC onto the rails of traditional finance. The remarks were cited by Bitcoin Treasuries and reported by Odaily.
Strive CEO Matt Cole said large institutions with stock investment mandate restrictions cannot buy bitcoin directly or purchase bitcoin ETFs, and are instead turning to shares of bitcoin treasury companies to gain indirect BTC exposure.
Cole said that without Strive and MicroStrategy, portfolio managers would not be able to access bitcoin exposure within a capital pool worth $500 billion.
He added, 「We are moving BTC onto the rails of traditional finance.」 The remarks were cited by Bitcoin Treasuries.
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