Bitcoin will perform well as an asset for sure, with institutional interest increasing with each day, it's to be expected.
I'm only worried for how the network itself will evolve given that with significant supply of the asset being controlled by institutions, transaction volumes will definitely be abstracted away to off-chain systems.
This will hurt miners revenue in the long term and that can't be good. We could still be a decade away from that happening, but still is worrisome.
Unless we can lure the masses to embrace self custody (will be hard considering Bitcoin's design limitations), TradFi's liquidity control will knock miners off, significantly reducing the cost to attack Bitcoin, essentially making it easier to centralize.
Right now, I'm yet to find data that can disprove this.
RE: Bitcoin surpasses Amazon and becomes 5th largest asset by market cap