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Institutions are increasingly betting on bitcoin’s upward movements and moving away from sophisticated “arbitrage” bets.

Infrastructure, institutions and advisors lay the foundation for structural change in global finance.

Provisions regarding decentralized finance, SEC jurisdiction and authorities and, of course, stablecoin are causing concern among everyone in the industry.

From macroeconomic winds to billion-dollar rails, the founder of 50T Funds sees real-world adoption reshaping the crypto landscape.

“The White House has been extremely constructive here,” CEO Brian Armstrong said.

Data from Ark shows that bitcoin has low price correlations with stocks, bonds and gold, making it potentially attractive for risk-adjusted portfolio management.

Ahead of the Hong Kong Consensus, Auros’ Jason Atkins says market depth, not hype, will determine the next phase of crypto.

Users are actively trading in hopes of future benefits, with the platform hinting at a 2026 airdrop and receiving a multi-8-figure investment from YZi Labs.

After stablecoins proved product-market fit, crypto founders and executives say 2026 is the time when banks and asset managers will push tokenized assets into traditional markets.

The company claims that the acceptance of Bitcoin payments has led to a “self-reinforcing cycle” in which crypto revenue helps fund upgrades and improvements.