Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon has taken a small position in Bitcoin.
After years of calling it speculative, the Wall Street heavyweight now owns a bit of $BTC.
This quiet move shows that even top finance executives are keeping a close eye on crypto and signals a gradual shift toward broader acceptance in traditional markets though it remains a cautious, limited step for now.
Is this the beginning of more Wall Street leaders warming up to Bitcoin?
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