On March 8th, Nasdaq made a major move: it completely eliminated all restrictions, quotas, and trading limits on Bitcoin ETFs on its platform. What does this mean? It means that from today onwards, whether it's a pension fund managing hundreds of billions in assets or an ordinary individual investor, anyone can purchase Bitcoin through secure, compliant ETF channels without any access barriers. Nasdaq didn't just "open the door"; it directly "removed the wall."

Some may ask: why didn't the market surge immediately after the announcement? Please don't be fooled by short-term geopolitical fluctuations. In the world of finance, changes in rules are often more profound than market movements. This is not just an adjustment of trading rules; it is a bridge—a bridge connecting the $14 trillion traditional asset management market with digital gold. When institutions are no longer constrained by position limits and liquidity is deeply enhanced through barrier-free trading, the establishment of Bitcoin as a mainstream asset is just beginning.

This is a new starting point. As Nasdaq has shown us through action: the era of unlimited access has arrived.