Explore the most important trends shaping digital asset markets today. From tokenization and stablecoins to regulation and infrastructure, these insights align with the agenda at DigiAssets US 2025—where institutions, investors, and policymakers convene to drive what’s next.
In 2025, digital asset enforcement underwent a seismic shift—from reactive crackdowns to proactive regulation. With the U.S. abandoning "regulation by enforcement," Europe's MiCA fully in effect, and new global collaboration emerging, institutions now have the regulatory clarity they've long needed. This blog breaks down the key changes shaping digital asset compliance, stablecoin legislation, and the next era of institutional crypto adoption.
Blockchain, AI, and IoT are converging to form the foundation of self-driving businesses and autonomous investment infrastructure. From insurance payouts triggered by IoT sensors to machine-speed capital flows via interoperable blockchains, this blog breaks down how institutions can prepare for—and profit from—the age of autonomy.
Despite growing institutional interest, digital assets still face adoption hurdles—especially around UX, regulation, and infrastructure. This blog unpacks the core barriers holding institutions and consumers back, and highlights the breakthroughs—like ETFs, Web3 UX upgrades, and dPIN use cases—that could finally drive mass adoption forward in 2025.
The global payments landscape is undergoing rapid transformation. With stablecoins gaining traction in emerging markets, CBDCs scaling across Asia and Europe, and on-chain money improving cross-border remittances, this blog explores what the future of digital payments looks like—and what it means for financial institutions worldwide.
Tokenization is bringing real-world assets like real estate and private equity on-chain, unlocking liquidity and transforming traditional finance. This blog explores how companies like Realproton, Northern Trust, and Hamilton Lane are bridging old and new systems, and what barriers still stand in the way of institutional-scale adoption.
The tokenization of real-world assets provides an immense opportunity for financial firms to increase liquidity, reduce costs, and improve transparency. However, firms must prepare thoroughly before they can break into this particular market. In this article, we explore what the tokenization of real-world assets means for the future of finance.
The SEC's approval of the Ethereum ETF will have a groundbreaking impact on financial markets, especially for firms interested in digital assets. This article explores the opportunities this news presents to financial firms as well as what firms can do to prepare for this asset.
Now that the U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21), financial firms need to prepare for the opportunities and challenges of a more tightly regulated digital asset market. This article explores what FIT21's provisions mean for firms within the greater context of the global digital finance marketplace.
Digital assets are going mainstream, and firms practicing traditional finance (TradFi) have an opportunity to capitalize on the new digital finance market. This article explores what traditional financial firms can do to incorporate digital assets into their businesses.
Crypto markets have a reputation for volatility, but that is rapidly changing thanks to the introduction of stablecoins. These assets are more stable than more experimental types of digital assets and may be a good starting point for traditional financial firms hoping to break into the digital asset market. In this article, we'll explore what stablecoins are, why they are important, and how you can use them as part of your firm's offerings.
Blockchain and Web3 technologies have made significant inroads into the realm of finance, typically taking the form of digital assets. However, these technologies also have implications for other industries as they can completely revolutionize how people do business. This article explores what opportunities exist for blockchain and Web3 adoption in industries like education, healthcare, manufacturing, and more.