Belgium's banking sector is taking a significant step into digital assets. KBC Bank, the country's second-largest financial institution, will launch Bitcoin and Ethereum trading through its Bolero investment platform starting mid-February. What makes this noteworthy is that KBC becomes Belgium's first bank to offer crypto trading under the EU's MiCAR (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulatory framework. This move signals how traditional banking institutions are adapting to regulatory clarity in Europe. As established banks integrate crypto services under proper oversight, we're witnessing a shift where institutional-grade crypto adoption is no longer experimental—it's becoming business-as-usual for traditional finance. The MiCAR framework's implementation is creating pathways for mainstream financial players to enter the space with compliance already baked in.