Will Bitcoin Be Recognized as a Store of Value in the Next Global Recession?

With the Federal Reserve holding firm on interest rates, there's growing chatter about a potential global recession. Given that Bitcoin was born out of the 2008 financial crisis as a response to traditional banking failures, could this be the cycle where institutions finally acknowledge it as a legitimate store of value? Or do they still view it as a risky asset, likely to be dumped in times of economic stress? I’m curious to hear your thoughts on whether Bitcoin will see institutional holding during a downturn, or if it’s expected to face a sell-off like traditional risk assets.