2026-01-04 19:20:12

Major accounting powerhouse PwC is ramping up its crypto presence just as the political landscape shifts decisively in crypto's favor. With Donald Trump back in office and a growing chorus of lawmakers championing digital assets, the sector is witnessing unprecedented mainstream validation.

What's striking isn't just that PwC is moving in—it's the timing. The firm's deeper engagement signals that institutional players now see crypto as too significant to ignore. When legacy finance houses start placing real bets on blockchain and Web3, it typically marks an inflection point.

Trump's team has made their stance clear: crypto-friendly policies. Meanwhile, lawmakers across both aisles are warming up to digital assets regulation rather than outright skepticism. This convergence creates cover for institutions like PwC to justify their expansion.

For the broader crypto ecosystem, this isn't just noise. Major consultancies lending their credibility and resources to Web3 projects accelerates maturation—from compliance frameworks to enterprise solutions. It's the kind of institutional tailwind that turns speculation into infrastructure.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 01-06 04:03

pwc entry is real, but don't take this as a turning point... institutions are just following the trend; they rush in when policy opportunities arise. The real infrastructure has already been built by others long ago.

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-04 19:48

pwc's timing for this entry is perfect. Policy dividends combined with institutional FOMO, now is really the starting point for entry.

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RugPullAlarm

· 01-04 19:48

Can PwC's entry turn things around? Looking at on-chain data, we need to first analyze the fund flow of this round of financing, the concentration of large holder addresses, and where the contract audit reports are... Relying solely on policy favorable narratives, the retail investors are about to be exploited again.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-04 19:48

The belief in bottom-fishing never wavers. The entry of PwC is a signal. Whether to add to a full position or not, you still need to hold your ground!

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TokenomicsPolice

· 01-04 19:43

pwc entering the scene... really, just by this pace, you can tell the trend has shifted. The traditional financial giants are no longer pretending and are starting to bet real money.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-04 19:41

pwc timed this move perfectly; as soon as the policy wind turned, they followed right away. This is the intuition of institutions.

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PancakeFlippa

· 01-04 19:31

pwc entering the market is really a signal, major institutions are starting to take it seriously. However, how long this wave of policy dividends can last is still uncertain...

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NFT_Therapy

· 01-04 19:24

pwc entering the market is really a signal, big institutions move together. But how long this wave of policy dividends can last still depends on the situation.

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