Sixty trillion dollars. Yeah, you read that right—that's over half of the entire planet's GDP we're talking about.
The CEO of Abu Dhabi Global Market dropped this figure when discussing what went down in the emirate this week. Major financial players, institutional capital, and Web3 innovators apparently converged in what's shaping up to be one of the year's most significant gatherings for digital asset infrastructure.
ADGM has been positioning itself as a regulatory-friendly hub for crypto and blockchain firms, and this week's events seem to reinforce that narrative. When a financial center starts talking numbers like $60T in the same breath as digital assets, it signals where institutional money might be flowing next.
The Gulf region continues making aggressive moves to capture a chunk of the crypto economy, and these aren't just empty promises anymore.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-12 12:44
60 trillion dollars? Bro, this time it's really something. Institutional funds are truly starting to flow onto the chain.
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SerumSurfer
· 12-12 08:09
60 trillion? Haha, the Middle East is really here to grab business now. Institutional funds are smelling the opportunity and stepping back.
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NFTBlackHole
· 12-11 07:37
60 trillion? All invested in digital assets. Traditional finance is probably going to be impacted.
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BlockDetective
· 12-11 07:37
60 trillion? The Middle East's move is really going all in on Web3, and it seems traditional financial institutions can't sit still anymore.
Sixty trillion dollars. Yeah, you read that right—that's over half of the entire planet's GDP we're talking about.
The CEO of Abu Dhabi Global Market dropped this figure when discussing what went down in the emirate this week. Major financial players, institutional capital, and Web3 innovators apparently converged in what's shaping up to be one of the year's most significant gatherings for digital asset infrastructure.
ADGM has been positioning itself as a regulatory-friendly hub for crypto and blockchain firms, and this week's events seem to reinforce that narrative. When a financial center starts talking numbers like $60T in the same breath as digital assets, it signals where institutional money might be flowing next.
The Gulf region continues making aggressive moves to capture a chunk of the crypto economy, and these aren't just empty promises anymore.