# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Institutional

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What BlackRock, JPMorgan, and 12 Other Giants Say About the Crypto Industry in 2026...

Wall Street giants and major crypto institutions, managing approximately $22 trillion in assets, have released their 2026 outlook for the crypto industry. Key themes include regulation, stablecoins, AI integration, and privacy. BlackRock highlights that stablecoins may challenge government monetary control, especially in emerging markets. Coinbase sees AI and crypto convergence as a fundamental shift, driving demand for privacy tokens like Zcash and Monero. Fidelity predicts more nations will adopt Bitcoin as reserve assets, following countries like Brazil. JPMorgan expects significant industry growth despite a market cap decline, aided by favorable U.S. regulations. a16z foresees AI agents revolutionizing payments and banking, with privacy becoming a major competitive advantage. DefiLlama and partners note that regulatory clarity, including the U.S. Genius Act and E.U.’s MiCA, will boost stablecoin adoption. Galaxy Digital is bullish on Bitcoin, predicting it could reach $250,000 by 2027, and expects privacy token market cap to exceed $100 billion. VanEck anticipates consolidation rather than a boom or crash, while Pantera Capital sees U.S. crypto policy moving from uncertainty to enforcement. OKX Ventures expects more real-world assets, like gold and stocks, to be tokenized. Silicon Valley Bank predicts increased VC funding in institutional crypto products and more mergers between fintech and crypto firms. 21Shares forecasts crypto ETF assets surpassing $400 billion, and TRM Labs envisions a more regulated, mature market with heightened national security focus on blockchain.

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What BlackRock, JPMorgan, and 12 Other Giants Say About the Crypto Industry in 2026...

比推01/02 21:17

Arkstream Capital: When Crypto Assets Return to 'Financial Logic' in 2025

In 2025, the crypto asset market shifted from being driven by narratives and single-chain cycles to being dominated by external financial logic. Key changes include: - **Externalized Pricing Framework**: Market dynamics are now influenced by policy/regulation, macro liquidity/risk appetite, and leverage/risk control, rather than internal crypto cycles. - **Multiple Capital Inflows**: Capital enters through ETFs (standardized allocation), stablecoins (on-chain settlement), corporate treasuries (DAT driving spot demand), and IPOs (securitizing crypto infrastructure). - **Industry Evolution**: Shift from narrative-driven to product-line-driven growth, with stablecoin stratification, institutionalized perpetual trading, and prediction markets expanding into event contracts. - **IPO Resurgence**: 9 crypto-related companies completed IPOs in 2025, raising ~$7.74B, with valuations from $1.8B to $23B. Key 2026 candidates include Anchorage Digital, OKX, Kraken, and Tether. - **Observable Metrics**: Stablecoin supply grew to ~$300B+, IBIT saw $25.4B net inflows, DAT adoption reached hundreds of firms, and on-chain perpetuals hit ~$1.08T in monthly volume. The market is now more integrated with traditional finance, with cycles aligning closer to macro risk assets. IPO activity provides public market valuation anchors, enhancing capital efficiency and exit mechanisms. Key sectors like stablecoins, derivatives, and prediction markets are maturing, emphasizing sustainability over speculation. The outlook for 2026 depends on institutional continuity, capital sustainability, and risk management resilience.

marsbit01/02 09:08

Arkstream Capital: When Crypto Assets Return to 'Financial Logic' in 2025

marsbit01/02 09:08

The Era of 'Passive Income' Ends: How Will Crypto Options Carry the Banner of Returns in 2026?

The "lazy yield" era in crypto is ending as traditional DeFi yields compress. Crypto options are poised to become a key financial instrument by 2026, driven by three trends: the decline of easy yields, the emergence of simplified "entry-level products" that abstract options into one-click interfaces, and institutional validation from acquisitions like Coinbase's $2.9 billion purchase of Deribit. While on-chain options currently represent a small fraction of crypto derivatives volume, the success of platforms like Polymarket—which processed $9 billion in 2024—shows strong retail demand for probabilistic betting. New protocols like Euphoria are radically simplifying options into intuitive, gamified experiences, hiding complexity behind sleek UIs. Simultaneously, advanced DeFi options protocols (e.g., Rysk, Derive, GammaSwap, Panoptic) are evolving to serve institutional needs—offering structured products, hedging tools, and capital-efficient strategies for DAOs, funds, and LPs. These platforms provide transparent, composable, and non-custodial options infrastructure. The market will likely bifurcate: a retail layer focused on abstracted, dopamine-driven applications and an institutional layer offering sophisticated risk management and yield strategies. As passive yields diminish, options are emerging as the next frontier for both speculative and defensive crypto finance.

marsbit01/02 00:05

The Era of 'Passive Income' Ends: How Will Crypto Options Carry the Banner of Returns in 2026?

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