ECP NetHappenings Why Can’t You Get Some Bitcoin?

OPINION
Michael Saylor

By the time your financial adviser says it’s OK to buy Bitcoin, it’ll cost $1 million.

When they say it’s a good idea, it’ll be $10 million.

ONLY THE FOLLOWING allow Unrestricted Exposure TO BTC
Charles Schwab
Fidelity
Wells Fargo
Mariner
Fisher Investments

All the rest are either restricted exposure or completely prohibited so that is why you are having trouble buying bitcoin from you wealth management platform that your using right now.

OPINIONS BELOW

Much of that, was due to the Federal Reserve prohibiting banks from having exposure to Bitcoin. However, this may have changed last week when the Federal Reserve reversed the legislation that had restricted banks from having exposure to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

Imagine being told you can and can’t do with your money.  A Financial adviser that ignores BTC is scam.

@Gillfiltefish
And this is precisely why I pulled over $200k of funds from @MerrillLynch
@BankofAmerica …Not much, but more will be coming out soon. I would urge everyone else to do the same. Any brokerage who prevents you from doing what you want with your own money, doesn’t deserve your business.

Fidelity funding eligible pre-tax accounts,  can help reduce your taxable income.
https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/wealth-management-insights
AND
https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/wealth-management-insights/questions-to-ask-an-advisor

–> The investment advisor actually recommended A btc ETF for my “normie” client. I was shocked when her firm could not do this.

–> Get rid of the financial advisor and start moving their fees into Bitocin. You’ll come out ahead without changing much.

For long term purchasing power preservation. The answer is Bitcoin.

Stop allowing your Financial advisors pick-out your portfolio. Over $31T in capital still locked behind prohibitions or restrictions. Advisors aren’t early, they’re the last ones through the door. Bitcoin doesn’t wait for compliance memos. The move happens before the memo hits your inbox.

Right now many/most financial advisors don’t have a way to earn income for themselves by putting clients into bitcoin. They have to submit a penny stock disclosure and other hoops. It’s wild. The entire profession is at risk of missing out, and their clients will hold them accountable.

Bitcoin ETF exposure among top U.S. wealth platforms, revealing that 11 out of 18 platforms, managing $20.886 billion in restricted capital, prohibit Bitcoin ETFs, while only 4 platforms with $1.149 billion allow unrestricted access, underscoring a significant institutional hesitancy toward cryptocurrency adoption as of May 2025.

If your financial advisor hasn’t recommended a small allocation of your portfolio to bitcoin by now, it’s time to fire them and hire someone who isn’t asleep at the wheel.

Access is the real alpha. By the time gatekeepers open the door, the value will have already walked through it. #Bitcoin rewards foresight, not permission.

Bitcoin is the only way out of the fiat mess. By the time the custodians of fiat faith surrender, the Ark will have closed. Bitcoin isn’t going to $1 million. It’s leaving the unit of account behind. You won’t measure its value. You’ll measure your access to reality.