Dave Weisberger of CoinRoutes argues that Bitcoin’s most significant institutional demand phase may still be ahead. In an interview published by Bitcoin Magazine on September 23, 2026, Weisberger focused on the potential impact of ending the 100% bank collateral haircut applied to Bitcoin. He said that change could matter more for institutional participation than the growth of exchange-traded funds or the market’s attention on MSTR. The comments form the basis of his view that Bitcoin FOMO has not yet meaningfully started. For BTC market participants, the discussion centers on how changes in bank collateral treatment could influence the ability or willingness of institutions to engage with the asset. Bitcoin Magazine published the article, written by Patrick Green.
Weisberger Says Bitcoin Institutional FOMO Has Yet to Begin
CoinRoutes’ Dave Weisberger says Bitcoin’s institutional FOMO has not started, arguing that ending the 100% bank collateral haircut could have a greater impact than ETFs or MSTR.
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