The industry generally anticipates three major trends taking shape:
First is the **large-scale on-chain asset liquidity era**. Traditional financial assets are migrating to blockchain at an unprecedented speed. This is no longer small-scale experimentation but genuine institutional-level applications. We call this Kinetic Finance—the free flow of capital on the chain.
Second, **AI agents will deeply participate in trading and decision-making**. No more manual monitoring; intelligent agents operate autonomously 24/7, making trading decisions, managing liquidity, and even participating in governance votes. Efficiency and execution speed are fully upgraded.
Lastly, and most interestingly—**compliance will shift from documents to code**. Financial regulations in various countries will no longer rely on paper agreements but will be directly embedded into smart contracts for automatic execution. This means protecting investors while unleashing innovation.
The convergence of these three forces will completely reshape the Web3 ecosystem.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 01-10 20:15
Compliance codification... sounds good in theory, but who actually foots the bill when it comes to real implementation?
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MoonBoi42
· 01-09 18:45
Big institutions are really coming, this time it's not hype
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SmartContractDiver
· 01-07 20:55
Compliance coding sounds good in theory, but in practice? Just another trick.
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RooftopReserver
· 01-07 20:53
If compliance coding really gets implemented, we retail investors will have to relearn the rules.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 01-07 20:48
The compliance codeization is really amazing; finally, we don't have to be repeatedly troubled by regulatory authorities.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 01-07 20:46
Rather than saying reshaping, it's more like finally having the opportunity to bring early ideals to life from paper. The name Kinetic Finance sounds good, but essentially it's just moving the clearing system that central banks have been running for decades onto the blockchain—history tends to repeat itself this way.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 01-07 20:31
Incorporating compliance into the code? Sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be all talk and no action.
What will happen in the crypto market in 2026?
The industry generally anticipates three major trends taking shape:
First is the **large-scale on-chain asset liquidity era**. Traditional financial assets are migrating to blockchain at an unprecedented speed. This is no longer small-scale experimentation but genuine institutional-level applications. We call this Kinetic Finance—the free flow of capital on the chain.
Second, **AI agents will deeply participate in trading and decision-making**. No more manual monitoring; intelligent agents operate autonomously 24/7, making trading decisions, managing liquidity, and even participating in governance votes. Efficiency and execution speed are fully upgraded.
Lastly, and most interestingly—**compliance will shift from documents to code**. Financial regulations in various countries will no longer rely on paper agreements but will be directly embedded into smart contracts for automatic execution. This means protecting investors while unleashing innovation.
The convergence of these three forces will completely reshape the Web3 ecosystem.