How Institutions are Approaching Bitcoin Exposure By Diversifying Within The Ecosystem| Bitcoin 2026

"This DAT strategy was largely a train wreck because it treated Bitcoin like a casino instead of like infrastructure." That's how Matthew Sigel of VanEck framed the year of Bitcoin treasury company blow-ups at the Bitcoin 2026 Conference. Joined by Kraken's Dave Ripley and Bitwise's Jeff Park, with Kevin Kelly of Kelly Intelligence moderating, the panel breaks down why VanEck's Onchain Economy ETF (NODE) is up 50% while Bitcoin is down 30% and what comes next. They also cover IBIT options, sovereign adoption, tokenization, and the institutional rotation into Bitcoin equities and miners.

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🔶 Moderator: Kevin Kelly - Kelly Intelligence
🔶 Matthew Sigel - VanEck Onchain Economy ETF
🔶 Dave Ripley - Kraken
🔶 Jeff Park - Bitwise

Chapters:
03:11 — The Four-Year Cycle, OG Selling & The Quantum Boogeyman
05:28 — Why Levered Bitcoin Treasuries Imploded
08:01 — The Evolution Of Institutional Adoption From VCs To Hedge Funds
11:55 — Bitcoin's Volatility Becoming A Yield Engine & Strategy's Preferred Equity
14:59 — The IBIT Options Market: Open Interest Overtakes Deribit For The First Time
18:05 — Kraken's xStocks, Tokenized Equities & Why Tokenization Is The Next 12-24 Month Story
21:31 — Bitcoin Dominance, Prediction Markets & Mean Reversion
23:20 — Apolitical Bitcoin, The Open-Access Ethos & What's Next In 2027

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