Looking back at the past layout—regulatory compliance, spot ETFs, and asset tokenization—these three drivers have gradually taken hold by 2025, and by 2026 they are beginning to generate compounding effects.

This is not just a simple technological advancement, but a demonstration of how crypto assets are steadily integrating into the traditional financial system. Think about it: from the novelty of spot ETFs last year to their becoming mainstream this year, the barriers for institutional investors entering are significantly lowering. What about asset tokenization? Real estate, bonds, art—all are starting to go on-chain. What does this mean? It signifies that blockchain is moving from niche experimentation to genuine asset infrastructure.

The most critical change is in regulation—shifting from "blocking" to "facilitating." Although the pace varies across different countries and regions, the overall direction is very clear. This has given market participants real confidence.

So, the question is, have you caught this wave of trend? From an asset allocation perspective, is it too early or just the right time to get involved?