For two months now the price of Bitcoin has ranged between $4,500 and $3,400. In that period, only two times has BTC managed to test the $4,500 resistance level. Other than these two times its price has shown little momentum past the $3,500 region.

“Bitcoin is still struggling to break $4.500 resistance. If buyers wanted to buy this dip, they would have jumped in already. The chronic lack of demand at these levels is a concern, and the path of least resistance remains lower.”

Wall Street firms seem to have a different opinion, “Despite the significant percent drop in the price of Bitcoin, the participating Wall Street firms believe that there is sufficient demand in the market in the future.”

Fidelity Investments is targeting a March launch date for its Bitcoin custody service. According to three people with knowledge of the matter, as the mutual-fund giant moves forward with a plan that could help ease fears of trading crypto currencies.

According to people familiar with Goldman Sachs’ crypto business, the firm’s progress has been too slow to be noticeable. Moreover, the company’s crypto non-derivative funds have so far attracted only 20 clients, the unnamed sources told Bloomberg

Bitcoin has been pronounced dead in the past—and then soared spectacularly. But for now, the potential for more Wall Street involvement is doing little to stoke a crypto rally.