Excuse me, but I've been wondering lately, given the rapid advancements in digital currencies and the ever-evolving financial landscape, do traditional banks still accept wrapped coins as a form of deposit or payment? I understand that wrapped coins are essentially digital representations of traditional assets, such as gold or fiat currencies, that have been 'wrapped' and tokenized on a blockchain platform. But I'm curious if these digital assets have gained widespread acceptance among banking institutions, or if they are still seen as a niche or emerging market?