#数字资产市场动态 $ETH $BNB $DOGE



Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon on the blockchain: on one side, leading institutions are making large-scale staking operations, while on the other side, project teams are strategically adjusting their positions. These seemingly contradictory actions actually hint at a bigger story behind the scenes.

This morning, a project team experienced a $100 million un-staking event, while an institution invested a whopping $220 million. The hedging between these two forces reminds us of a recent roadmap released by CEO Joseph Chalom—the title of which is "Next Phase Growth of Ethereum by 2026."

According to this plan, there are three key directions supporting growth:

**Stablecoin Ecosystem**—target scale to reach $500 billion. This is not just about upgrading trading tools but also about solidifying the on-chain economic infrastructure.

**RWA (Real-World Asset) Boom**—expected to reach $300 billion. Traditional financial assets like bonds and real estate are starting to be tokenized on a large scale, indicating genuine institutional capital entering the space.

**Sovereign Wealth Fund Participation**—this marks a qualitative shift in the ecosystem. Once these giant players enter, the amount of held tokens and tokenized assets are expected to increase by 5 to 10 times.

From this perspective, the institutional actions this morning and the project team’s rebalancing seem more like reconfiguring chips for the big picture three years down the line. Coupled with the continued rise of new sectors like on-chain AI and prediction markets, the overall narrative of the ecosystem is indeed shifting—from retail-driven to institution-led.

What do you think about this growth logic toward 2026? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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SelfCustodyBrovip
· 20h ago
Uh... wait, the project team is releasing staked institutions into the market, isn't this just mutual cutting? The story of 2026 does sound pretty good, but the question is who will take the final step. I have some reservations about RWA. On-chain traditional assets sound nice, but how many have actually been implemented? The goal of 500 billion in stablecoins is quite ambitious, but in the end, it probably still depends on USDT. If sovereign wealth funds really come in and turn 10 times, that dream is a bit too sweet. We should first see what the policies say.
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BlockDetectivevip
· 22h ago
220 million entry against 100 million unstaking, who is eating the price difference? I have a feeling someone is lying in wait.
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NFTBlackHolevip
· 23h ago
Institutions are accumulating, projects are distributing, this hedging play is really impressive. Stablecoins 500 billion, RWA 300 billion... sounds good, but when will the real money actually flow in? Wait, sovereign wealth funds are coming? Then isn't it about to take off... 2026 is still early, for now it's still the era where retail investors are being harvested.
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SelfCustodyIssuesvip
· 23h ago
Institutions are accumulating, and projects are distributing. This routine is so familiar. I really can't see through the RWA part. It still feels far off for sovereign funds to step in. 500 billion in stablecoins is not excessive, but why are the other two figures so certain? We still have to wait three more years until 2026. In the crypto world, three months can be enough to stage a big show. Who knows? This round of staking hedging seems to be a signal. How far it can go depends on the execution.
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