Arch Network
@ArchNtwrk
Bitcoin Capital Markets Infrastructure
Backed by @PanteraCapital and @Multicoin.
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39M clients.
$12.5T in assets.
Another major financial institution expanding Bitcoin access to its user base.
The infrastructure layer around Bitcoin continues to become increasingly important as institutional participation grows.
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JUST IN: $12.5T Charles Schwab rolls out spot Bitcoin trading to 39M clients today.
Bitcoin doesn't need to dominate a financial portfolio.
A modest allocation introduces asymmetric upside while maintaining overall structure.
That's what makes it increasingly difficult for allocators to ignore.
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We are in Miami this week!
Consensus is bringing together some of the most important conversations happening across crypto, capital markets, and digital asset infrastructure.
Looking forward to connecting with builders, institutions, and teams pushing the industry forward.
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Institutions continue to lean in.
JUST IN: Companies bought 50,351 bitcoin in Q1 this year, the most amount ever 🤯 🚀
Day 1 at @TheBitcoinConf 2026 is wrapping up.
Strong turnout with a clear mix of of allocators, operators, and policy voices.
Most of the conversations we had today were centered on capital deployment and how Bitcoin is being integrated into institutional portfolios.
Looking forward to the discussions ahead.
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Bitcoin is 17+ years in.
Adoption isn’t the question anymore.
What comes next is how capital moves around it.
- Credit
- Collateral
- Structured products
Bitcoin capital markets are the next step as the asset matures.
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A lot of attention goes to inflows.
What tends to matter more over time is how that capital moves once it’s already in the system.
As movement gets easier, is when things truly get interesting.
ETF adoption opened one door.
The next challenge is building the systems that make BTC more useful beyond passive exposure.
What turns BTC into a real market?
It’s not one headline.
It’s everything happening at once:
ETFs in the US
MiCA rolling out in Europe
Clearer lines between commodities and securities
On their own, small shifts.
Together, they remove uncertainty.
Capital moves when uncertainty drops.
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Arch is focused on making Bitcoin usable as capital.
Everything else is downstream of that.
ETF outflows always get framed as a loss of demand.
Most of the time, it’s just capital moving.
When flows only go one way, things feel slow.
When money starts shifting around, people are actually making decisions again.
That’s usually when markets wake up.
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More people using Bitcoin is a good thing.
But usage alone is not enough.
It needs the same things every market has:
- financing
- leverage
- hedging
Without those, it stays static.
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What actually keeps capital in the system?
A mature market isn’t defined by price, but by participation.
When capital can be deployed, financed, hedged, and managed with consistency is when an asset stops being held and starts being used.
Right now BTC behaves like something you hold, not something you use.
That’s not how capital works long term.
Every major asset eventually becomes collateral.
Bitcoin hasn’t made that transition natively yet.
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Bitcoin is the best collateral in the world.
But the credit layer is missing.
That’s the paradox.
Arch is building it.
Last week, the SEC and CFTC said it out loud:
Bitcoin is not a stock. It's a commodity. Like gold or oil.
That means banks, funds, and big firms can hold it with a lot less legal risk.
More doors just opened. A lot of money is about to walk through them.
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The Bitcoin experience, simply elevated.
Native BTC liquidity powers DeFi and RWAs. Every execution ends as a Bitcoin transaction.
That means clear audit trails, simplified accounting, and security anchored to the same chain you already trust.
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