Don't keep focusing solely on local policy trends—the global capital markets have plenty of major players.

First, let’s talk about the new moves from traditional financial giants: Vanguard Group, which manages $10 trillion in assets, now holds $3.2 billion worth of MSTR stock. This is no small matter—it’s essentially an indirect bet on Bitcoin.

Then, looking at emerging markets: Pakistan is preparing its own first stablecoin, aiming to integrate it into the national economy. Interestingly, CZ is serving as a strategic advisor over there, which probably signals some big moves ahead.

The payments sector is also accelerating. Mastercard has given the green light to over 1 billion users worldwide, allowing them to spend with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. In the Middle East, Dubai is leading the way as the first to officially accept Bitcoin and crypto payments.

North America isn’t falling behind, either. Reportedly, the amount of Bitcoin held in the US is about to surpass GameStop. The National Bank of Canada took it even further, dropping $273 million to buy 1.47 million shares of MSTR.

All these signals are clear—the wave of mainstream adoption has truly arrived.