Deep Tide TechFlow News, January 15 — According to Cointelegraph, Swiss digital asset banking group Sygnum predicts that by 2026, the US crypto regulatory framework will drive the development of sovereign Bitcoin reserves and accelerate the issuance of tokenized bonds by large financial institutions.
In its latest report, Sygnum states that the CLARITY Act and the Bitcoin Act could provide legal frameworks for countries/regions to establish Bitcoin reserves. The report forecasts that at least three G20 or equivalent economies will publicly add Bitcoin to their sovereign reserves, with early adopters potentially including Brazil, Japan, Germany, Hong Kong, and Poland.
Mathias Imbach, CEO of Sygnum Group, said that traditional financial institutions are gradually adopting blockchain infrastructure as part of their core operations. It is expected that by the 2020s, tokenization will become mainstream, with up to 10% of new bond issuances by large institutions potentially adopting tokenized formats in the initial stages.
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Sygnum: Tokenized bonds in the 2026s and national Bitcoin reserves will experience an explosion
Deep Tide TechFlow News, January 15 — According to Cointelegraph, Swiss digital asset banking group Sygnum predicts that by 2026, the US crypto regulatory framework will drive the development of sovereign Bitcoin reserves and accelerate the issuance of tokenized bonds by large financial institutions.
In its latest report, Sygnum states that the CLARITY Act and the Bitcoin Act could provide legal frameworks for countries/regions to establish Bitcoin reserves. The report forecasts that at least three G20 or equivalent economies will publicly add Bitcoin to their sovereign reserves, with early adopters potentially including Brazil, Japan, Germany, Hong Kong, and Poland.
Mathias Imbach, CEO of Sygnum Group, said that traditional financial institutions are gradually adopting blockchain infrastructure as part of their core operations. It is expected that by the 2020s, tokenization will become mainstream, with up to 10% of new bond issuances by large institutions potentially adopting tokenized formats in the initial stages.