With the start of the new year, the blockchain infrastructure funding journey once again attracts attention. As the end of 2025 approaches, many developers are focusing on bigger ambitions in 2026.
What is the main trend for breakthrough? Introducing the traditional liquidity of $100 trillion on-chain. This is not just asset tokenization, but building blockchain infrastructure at the banking level, meeting the privacy and compliance requirements of institutions. On the technical level, the challenges are clear: the need to solve three problems simultaneously — privacy protection, regulatory framework, and seamless integration with the current financial system. As these components gradually develop, a collision between the traditional financial system and the Web3 world can create real value. In 2026, this journey deserves further ongoing attention.
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With the start of the new year, the blockchain infrastructure funding journey once again attracts attention. As the end of 2025 approaches, many developers are focusing on bigger ambitions in 2026.
What is the main trend for breakthrough? Introducing the traditional liquidity of $100 trillion on-chain. This is not just asset tokenization, but building blockchain infrastructure at the banking level, meeting the privacy and compliance requirements of institutions.
On the technical level, the challenges are clear: the need to solve three problems simultaneously — privacy protection, regulatory framework, and seamless integration with the current financial system. As these components gradually develop, a collision between the traditional financial system and the Web3 world can create real value. In 2026, this journey deserves further ongoing attention.