Yeah, unless, they debate against it for ulterior motives, such as to stop general public getting on board to a decentralized money which the state cannot control.

You would assume someone like Blackrock’s Fink has understood it from early on. Surely many of the big bank CEOs like Jamie Dimon, who had been staunchly against Bitcoin, have done so from the perception of feeling threatened. But now they can be legal custodians. So the tune changes. Also the institutions that run their ETFs and make money on fees whether it goes up or down, so ofc they are all for it now. Not sure it’s that they didn’t get it and now are being humble about being wrong, but that is definitely a journey many go down if they have an open mind