BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has officially stated that cryptocurrencies and tokenization are not speculation, but strategic investment topics that will shape financial markets in 2026. In its annual Thematic Trends Report, the company led by Jay Jacobs placed digital acs

Bitcoin hovered around $90,000 and lacked upward momentum, falling to $83,920 with a 24-hour drop of -6.23%. Mainstream cryptocurrencies, such as Ethereum and Solana, have generally declined, market confidence is low, and investors tend to be cautious. This contrasts with the strengthening of global stock markets and the weakening of the US dollar, leading to the fact that crypto assets are seen as high-volatility risk instruments rather than safe-haven assets, and the market is in a phase of waiting for clearer signals.