$BTC BlackRock: Cryptocurrency is no longer an "experiment" but an element of the global financial architecture.
Key takeaways from the "Global Outlook 2026" report:
▪Stablecoins go mainstream. Stablecoins are becoming a key bridge between traditional finance and digital liquidity. In some countries, they may start displacing local currencies from circulation.
▪Pressure on banks. The growth of stablecoins and crypto products threatens bank deposits. Users are gaining an alternative to store money and earn yields outside the traditional banking system.
▪Crypto = infrastructure, not speculation. The focus is shifting from "trading" to using cryptocurrencies as a layer of financial infrastructure: payments, liquidity, tokenization.
▪Institutional interest. Even without high-profile statements about Bitcoin, the very fact of BlackRock's crypto ETF indicates recognition of digital assets as institutional capital.
▪AI technologies – the main market driver. AI influences the economy, energy, and capital redistribution.
▪End of classical cycles. Markets are transitioning from a "growth-decline" model to an era of structural shifts and capital concentration.
▪Illusion of diversification. Traditional portfolios may be less protected than they seem. Many assets depend on the same factors.
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$BTC BlackRock: Cryptocurrency is no longer an "experiment" but an element of the global financial architecture.
Key takeaways from the "Global Outlook 2026" report:
▪Stablecoins go mainstream.
Stablecoins are becoming a key bridge between traditional finance and digital liquidity. In some countries, they may start displacing local currencies from circulation.
▪Pressure on banks.
The growth of stablecoins and crypto products threatens bank deposits. Users are gaining an alternative to store money and earn yields outside the traditional banking system.
▪Crypto = infrastructure, not speculation.
The focus is shifting from "trading" to using cryptocurrencies as a layer of financial infrastructure: payments, liquidity, tokenization.
▪Institutional interest.
Even without high-profile statements about Bitcoin, the very fact of BlackRock's crypto ETF indicates recognition of digital assets as institutional capital.
▪AI technologies – the main market driver.
AI influences the economy, energy, and capital redistribution.
▪End of classical cycles.
Markets are transitioning from a "growth-decline" model to an era of structural shifts and capital concentration.
▪Illusion of diversification.
Traditional portfolios may be less protected than they seem. Many assets depend on the same factors.