The digital asset market is witnessing a significant shift as long-term Bitcoin holders redistribute their holdings to newer market participants. This transition, marked by a rise in Bitcoin's active supply to 37% in late 2025, indicates a redistribution from seasoned holders to new buyers, including institutional and corporate entities. Despite a market correction in Q1 2026, where total crypto market capitalization excluding stablecoins fell by 18%, stablecoin supply increased from $308 billion to $318 billion, suggesting capital rotation within the crypto ecosystem. This redistribution is facilitating a major handover of crypto wealth, with private banks and wealth managers seeing an opportunity to integrate digital assets into broader wealth management strategies. Cense, a spinout of Glassnode, is addressing the operational challenges of integrating crypto wealth into traditional banking by providing auditable documentation of digital wealth histories. This development allows high-net-worth individuals to diversify beyond digital assets and access a full range of investment opportunities, while private banks gain access to a compliant deposit base, enhancing their long-term growth potential. As the market evolves, the convergence of crypto and traditional finance is becoming more pronounced. Institutions are increasingly equipped to manage capital flows between digital and traditional assets, positioning themselves for future growth as the crypto ecosystem integrates into mainstream wealth management.