【Crypto World】According to industry insiders, the game in the crypto market will change in 2026. Once regulatory policies like the US’s “Clarity Act” and Europe’s “MiCA” are truly implemented, it will be more than just adding constraints — it could break the cycle of the “price roller coaster” that has been ongoing.
In the upcoming game rules, what will be most in demand? Industry leaders are in consensus: institutional-grade DeFi infrastructure, prediction market toolchains, and compliant yield strategies products — these have become must-have menus for institutional investors. Plus, with the true launch of mainstream euro stablecoins, the collision and integration of identity verification and AI proxy payments, each is reshaping the ecosystem.
Simply put, projects that can solve practical application pain points and have genuine scalability will break free from the vortex of speculation and become true long-term targets.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 12-17 01:50
Oh my, both regulation and stablecoins, it seems like everyone is betting on the same story.
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SatsStacking
· 12-16 20:46
Huh, can regulation actually break the roller coaster cycle? I need to digest this logic slowly.
DeFi infrastructure, stablecoins, AI payments... all sound good, but how many projects can truly survive?
It's easy to say breaking free from the speculation vortex, but in reality, retail investors still have to chase the hot trends.
By the way, with the launch of the euro stablecoin, could it be another false fire?
Institution-level infrastructure sounds very high-end, but the price will probably still fall, haha.
Compliance yield strategies seem to be the real track this year.
Basically, it's about cutting out speculation and keeping applications. We'll see the results in 2026.
But honestly, the tricks for cutting leeks will also upgrade by then.
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CryptoComedian
· 12-16 20:41
Laughing and then crying, is it a good thing that regulation has come? Where have I seen this script before? Every time they say this time is different (breaking into laughter.jpg)
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DYORMaster
· 12-16 20:31
Regulation has really arrived, and it's finally clearing the field. Those purely speculative projects are probably not going to have a good time. Institutional DeFi and stablecoins are indeed promising this time, but don't rely on compliance as a lifeline; it still depends on whether the project itself has real value.
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ForkTongue
· 12-16 20:24
Is regulation actually a good thing? I need to think about this logic... However, the launch of compliant stablecoins can indeed attract institutions, and the DeFi infrastructure has long needed someone to develop it properly.
The 2026 Cryptocurrency Market Shift: Regulation-Driven Structural Growth, DeFi and Stablecoins Become New Focuses
【Crypto World】According to industry insiders, the game in the crypto market will change in 2026. Once regulatory policies like the US’s “Clarity Act” and Europe’s “MiCA” are truly implemented, it will be more than just adding constraints — it could break the cycle of the “price roller coaster” that has been ongoing.
In the upcoming game rules, what will be most in demand? Industry leaders are in consensus: institutional-grade DeFi infrastructure, prediction market toolchains, and compliant yield strategies products — these have become must-have menus for institutional investors. Plus, with the true launch of mainstream euro stablecoins, the collision and integration of identity verification and AI proxy payments, each is reshaping the ecosystem.
Simply put, projects that can solve practical application pain points and have genuine scalability will break free from the vortex of speculation and become true long-term targets.