#btc #eth #wsm The CEO of Bitwise said that officially registered investment advisers (RIAs) and companies that engage in fiduciary capital management are increasingly becoming interested in Bitcoin. Hunter Horsley believes that many family offices are now buying their first cryptocurrency, but almost none of them are publicly announcing it. If you look at the profiles of these management companies on LinkedIn or their websites, there will be nothing said about buying Bitcoin. The Bitwise CEO claims to have had about ten two-hour meetings with RIAs this week, and all of them showed genuine interest in Bitcoin. “Many investment advisors are well aware of what Bitcoin is, they are looking at investments in BTC for the long term and thinking about how Bitcoin can fit into an investment portfolio,” the businessman assures. The head of Bitwise is confident that this indicates a turning point in the adoption of Bitcoin by traditional companies. The upcoming halving, which could become a catalyst for an increase in the value of the first cryptocurrency, also contributes to interest. Hunter Horsley suggested that after the reward for miners is halved, the BTC rate is able to reach $100,000. However, according to the top manager of Bitwise, the importance of halving is greatly underestimated by the market. According to December forecasts from Bitwise Asset Management analysts, in 2024 the Bitcoin rate will reach new historical highs and rise to $80,000.