#数字资产市场洞察 Will encryption assets see a large-scale get on board by institutional players in 2026?

According to several recent research reports, the answer seems to be quite clear. The demand for global macro asset allocation is heating up, and the attitudes of various countries towards encryption regulatory frameworks are gradually becoming clearer. These two forces combined are driving the accelerated integration of traditional finance and digital assets.

How to look at it specifically? First, let's look at a few key signals:

Bitcoin is expected to reach new highs next year and is becoming an asset allocation option for more large institutions. On the U.S. policy front, there may be bipartisan efforts to promote relevant legislation, with stablecoins, RWA (real-world assets), and on-chain securities accelerating their integration with traditional finance. The area of asset tokenization is particularly worth noting—some predict that by 2030, this sector could see a 1000-fold growth potential. While it sounds outrageous, what if it actually happens?

The focus of institutions has now concentrated on four directions: stablecoin infrastructure, DeFi protocols, on-chain income models, and sustainable cash flow projects. This means that the landscape of the entire industry will be reshuffled.

$ETH, $BNB, $ASTER these mainstream currencies can all find their place in this trend.

The current issue is not whether to get on board, but how to find a rhythm that suits you. After the institutions arrive, small retail investors still have opportunities, as long as you can grasp the direction.

What do you think? Can Bitcoin reach a new high in 2026? After institutions get on board in large scale, how will retail investors' strategies change?