According to the latest industry observations, with the gradual implementation of a series of regulatory frameworks such as the US "CLARITY Act" and "Bitcoin Act," 2026 may become a turning point. It is expected that at least three G20-level or equivalent economies will publicly announce the inclusion of Bitcoin into their national strategic reserves. Although the initial allocation scale may only account for about 1% of the total reserves, the significance of this signal should not be underestimated — it is akin to setting a benchmark for other countries and institutions worldwide.

Another trend worth noting is the deepening integration of traditional financial ecosystems with blockchain infrastructure. It is predicted that up to 10% of new bonds issued by large financial institutions may be tokenized at the issuance stage. This is not only a technological innovation but also a sign that the integration process between traditional finance and Web3 is accelerating. From central bank digital currencies to asset tokenization, these changes are quietly rewriting the way finance operates.