After the clarification of regulatory policies in the United States, PwC fully deploys the digital asset ecosystem

According to the Financial Times, against the backdrop of the Trump administration continuously signaling a friendly stance towards digital assets, one of the Big Four accounting firms, PwC, officially decided to shift its strategic posture and increase investments in cryptocurrencies and related businesses.

Paul Griggs, head of PwC US, pointed out in an interview that these initiatives have finally given traditional blue-chip companies like PwC the confidence to enter a market that has long been avoided due to regulatory uncertainty.

Griggs specifically emphasized that the "Genius Act" and the stablecoin regulatory guidelines are the first steps taken by the US in comprehensive regulation and in the realm of tokens linked to assets like the US dollar. These frameworks also establish clear custody, reserve, and disclosure requirements for stablecoin issuers.

These legal frameworks will greatly enhance market confidence in this product and asset class, and the trend of asset tokenization will continue to evolve. As industry leaders, we must be part of this ecosystem to provide clients with essential audit, consulting, and tax services.

PwC's increased investment signifies that the world's top professional service firms collectively recognize the prospects of compliant development in the digital asset market, which will undoubtedly encourage more traditional enterprises to follow suit.

Meanwhile, PwC is actively promoting cryptographic technologies, such as using stablecoins to improve payment efficiency, and strengthening its influence in the field through collaborations.

Additionally, PwC Hong Kong has partnered with Web3 Harbour to release the "Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint" and plans to establish action groups focused on stablecoins and compliance, demonstrating its deep commitment to participating in the global digital asset ecosystem.

In summary, these initiatives indicate that PwC is shifting from a cautious observer in the past to an active participant and service builder within the crypto ecosystem.

It is foreseeable that, as regulatory frameworks mature and mainstream institutions enter, the digital asset market will enter a new stage driven by technological innovation and compliance development.