According to @binance, a panel featuring BlackRock, Citi, Binance, Franklin Templeton, and Julius Baer, moderated by Henri Arslanian, outlined how digital assets are reshaping global portfolios and what forward-looking allocation could look like for the next generation of investors, relevant for traders tracking institutional flows (source: Binance). Tony Ashraf of BlackRock highlighted that the next 10–20 years of wealth control is a demographic question requiring foundational finance rails and bridges, underscoring sustained planning for crypto access within portfolios (source: Binance). Catherine Chen of Binance said Binance Wealth for financial advisors and Binance Prestige now offer a full suite of services for clients who previously stayed out of crypto, signaling broader distribution channels that can affect market participation and liquidity (source: Binance). Mike Reed of Franklin Templeton noted that many investors remain tentative due to volatility, but avoiding the asset class is an active choice, putting risk budgeting and position sizing at the center of allocation decisions (source: Binance). Ronit Ghose of Citi stated that stablecoins are breaking out beyond crypto because US government support is a key change, elevating stablecoins’ role in settlement and potentially influencing trading volumes across stablecoin pairs (source: Binance).

According to @HenriArslanian, BBVA advises clients to allocate 3-7% of their portfolios to crypto, providing a defined exposure band relevant for portfolio sizing and risk budgeting; source: @HenriArslanian on X, Sep 6, 2025. He adds that other private banks will do the same only if it is profitable for them, underscoring a profitability-driven threshold for broader private banking adoption; source: @HenriArslanian on X, Sep 6, 2025.