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The Quartet of the 2026 Crypto Market: How ETF, Stablecoins, Tokenization, and Regulation Layer to Drive Mainstream Adoption
【Blockchain Rhythm】The head of investment research at a leading exchange recently shared an interesting prediction: 2026 will be a year of a complete turning point for cryptocurrencies.
He believes that four forces are exerting influence simultaneously—ETFs, stablecoins, tokenization, and clearer regulatory frameworks. These elements may seem independent, but in reality, they will reinforce each other, ultimately creating a compounded effect that accelerates mainstream adoption.
What does this mean specifically? In 2025, spot ETF approvals have opened the door to compliance. By 2026, ETF approvals will accelerate, stablecoins will play a more important role in financial settlements like DvP (Delivery versus Payment), and tokenized collateral will be accepted by more institutions. These trends are like gears meshing together, driving each other forward.
From a regulatory perspective, the US has clarified stablecoins and market structure through the GENIUS Act, and Europe’s MiCA regulatory framework is also steadily progressing. This means institutional investors finally have clear policy boundaries, no longer operating in the dark.
A particularly noteworthy detail: the demand in the crypto market no longer relies on a single narrative. Previously, it might have been just “speculating to get rich,” but now it is driven by multiple factors such as macroeconomic cycles, technological breakthroughs, and geopolitical issues. Correspondingly, the capital structure is also changing, with increased long-term positioning and reduced pure speculation.
In other words, the stage from marginal markets to global financial infrastructure is already within reach.