Despite the continued melting market in US trade tariffs, executives at major cryptocurrency companies Mesari and Sygnum are bullish in institutional adoption of Bitcoin later in 2025.
Speaking on a panel at Paris Blockchain Week on April 8, Mesari CEO Eric Turner and Sygnum bank co-founder Thomas Eichenberger said they were expecting a significant transfer to involvement in the banking sector in the crypto in the second half of the year.
According to executives, global banking drives Bitcoin (Btc) Services have great potential to occur in the second half of 2025 as regulators embrace crypto, including stablecoins and Banks crypto services.
“I think maybe we’re looking at a masked Q2, but I’m excited for Q3 and Q4,” Messari’s Turner said in a panel discussion that Cetelegraph CEO Yana Prikhodchenko, estimated to be “really interesting” things coming to the Crypto market in 2025.
Crypto adoption is not just about Trump
While some Investors are dedicated to pro-crypto bearing To US president Donald Trump, Turner emphasized that the broader momentum of regulation is most important.
“If you look at the potential to regulate market structure in the US, Stablecoin regulation, and the fact that throughout the board, not only President Trump himself, but the SEC and all these industry regulations really embrace the crypto,” Turner said.
Paris Blockchain Week panel with cointelegraph CEO Yana Prikhodchenko, Bancor co-founder Eyal Hertzog, Sygnum co-founder Thomas Eichenberger, Messari CEO Eric Turner, Aws Finech Leader Alex Matsuo and near Chief Operating Officer Chris Donvan. Source: Cointelegraph
Sygnum co-founder Thomas Eichenberger said international banks with US branches also prepared to enter the market once the legal scene became clearer:
“I think it’s something that US banks are preparing to offer crypto care and at least crypto spot trade services anytime soon.”
“I think I will agree with you, Eric,” he continued, which promotes an ongoing phase of market uncertainty until the US establishes a clear framework of regulation.
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Banks are no longer afraid of Bitcoin regulators
In establishing clear crypto policies for US banks, there will be a rush for crypto services of large international banks incorporated outside the US but with US based in the US, Eichenberger said.
“Some of them may have their strategic plans in their wardrobe to offer crypto-related services, but are afraid that at some point they will disappear after any of the US regulation authorities,” he said, and added:
“Now I don’t think there is any fear today in terms of regulatory authorities around the world. So I think many of the big international banks will be launched this year.”
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