Spent a while looking at the institutional side of Bitcoin, and the thing that keeps coming up isn't the buying. Anyone can buy BTC. It's everything after: custody, staying compliant, moving it between teams without breaking the processes these institutions already run on. That's the gap @FireblocksHQ fills. It's the security and ops layer a lot of institutions already trust to hold and move their assets What caught my attention is that Stacks is now integrated into Fireblocks. So instead of asking institutions to learn an entirely new setup, they can access Bitcoin DeFi through infrastructure they’re already familiar with. That means things like borrowing against BTC on @ZestProtocol, trading on @bitflow, or using products like @HermeticaFi become much easier to access from the same environment. The other interesting part is where this is heading. Stacks is working toward self-custodial Bitcoin staking, so institutions could eventually earn BTC-denominated yield on the Bitcoin they already hold, without touching the custody model they're comfortable with. Feels like a small integration on the surface, but it’s another step toward making Bitcoin more institutions friendly. Pleased to partner with @Stacks to highlight how institutional access to Bitcoin-native finance is evolving.(Edgy - The DeFi Edge 🗡️)