I hope they will change this because we know that storing or somebody will say that they should not store it on an exchange, but to put it on a custodial wallet because we know that it isn't recommendable to store it on there, let alone 54 BTC.

Anyway, we've seen this trend for months already. Different companies storing Bitcoin and putting it on their treasury. For me, this is their way of hedging their funds, and I expect more companies doing the same as well. Will this be a sign that they will accept Bitcoin for payment? Possible, but the question is, are the buyers willing to pay those extra fees? Another one is that, are the buyers willing to spend their Bitcoins just to pay something like a coffee especially if they know that a few years from now, that Bitcoin that they used to pay might increase in value?

We might see different establishments accepting Bitcoin payments, but in the end, it's up to the buyers if they will use it or not. Which businesses? Hmmm, maybe more on the tech sector companies, or maybe just Strategy and Metaplanet again.