The participation of established institutions like Deutsche Bank and NASDAQ lends credibility to the discussion. The market can be stabilized and made more predictable with such participation. It lets regular people get in on the action and brings much-needed funds into the system.

We can use this as a positive learning and growth opportunity. We need to remain flexible, as the market is likely to change due to the entrance of institutional investors.

Politically, these changes indicate a growing comfort with digital currencies, which could lead to tighter controls and better safeguards for traders.

Nonetheless, vigilance is warranted. While the introduction of such institutions may cause an initial spike in the market, such expansion may not be permanent. There is a saying that goes something like, "Don't invest more than you're willing to lose."