Recently, executives from the digital asset research team of a leading asset management company pointed out in a presentation that digital assets are undergoing a qualitative transformation — from once being a niche experiment to gradually becoming an irreversible and important part of the financial system. According to their judgment, 2026 will be a key year of widespread market attention.

The executive used an interesting analogy: "Container Moment." Looking back at history, containers transformed ports, logistics, and supply chains, fundamentally changing the global trade landscape. The transformation of the financial system by digital assets is similar — although it appears calm on the surface, deep adjustments are being made in regulatory frameworks, custody solutions, and institutional workflows.

Of particular note is that the price trend in 2025 may be stable, but this cannot hide the revolutionary developments happening behind the scenes in the industry. Major banks have already made clear statements about their efforts in the digital asset field, and market participants are gradually changing their attitudes. The most obvious signal is — last year, there were still voices claiming "Bitcoin is dead," but this has faded this year. This indicates that the shift from extreme skepticism to gradual acceptance has already begun.

Underlying infrastructure is being improved, regulatory environments are being streamlined, and institutional processes are being optimized. The breakthroughs in 2026 are the inevitable result of these behind-the-scenes efforts.