The future of Bitcoin in the field of finance seems promising, as even huge financial monsters like BlackRock have already introduced Bitcoin ETFs, which allow traditional investors to reach the crypto market with much more ease. This movement here suggests that Bitcoin may eventually be able to coexist with traditional assets by adding new options for financial portfolios without directly removing the banks. This would mean that in such a direction, the potential of blockchain technology to support even faster and more inclusive financial products could also allow Bitcoin to allow greater access to finance than traditional banking has yet achieved.

Yet, the most significant challenge is no doubt regulatory. Some jurisdictions, like the EU and Singapore, make concrete crypto regulations with the hope of driving innovation. Other jurisdictions, like the US, view the sector as a "Wild West" and most likely will be resistant to quicker mainstream Bitcoin adoption. Whether Bitcoin will go completely into the center of finance depends on how regulatory frameworks adapt to the unique needs of Bitcoin, and how much mainstream acceptance will be there from traditional financial institutions.