Cantor Fitzgerald "Next year's virtual asset market may enter a stable phase even amid a downturn"
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- Cantor Fitzgerald analyzed that next year the virtual asset market could transition to an institutional-led stable phase even if it undergoes price adjustments.
- It said that the expansion of institutional investors' market participation and the growth of real-world asset tokenization and decentralized exchanges are factors that raise structural stability.
- Cantor Fitzgerald said that even without a clear upward trend, it could be a turning point in which infrastructure is solidified and institutional adoption is reinforced.
- The article was summarized using an artificial intelligence-based language model.
- Due to the nature of the technology, key content in the text may be excluded or different from the facts.
There is a view that the virtual asset (cryptocurrency) market could shift into an institutional-led stable phase rather than a sharp collapse as in the past, even if it undergoes price adjustments next year.
On the 29th (local time), according to crypto-focused media CoinDesk, financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald said Bitcoin (BTC) may enter a bear market, but the virtual asset industry as a whole is structurally entering a maturation phase.
Cantor Fitzgerald said that while the virtual asset market is at the early stage of a downturn according to the four-year halving cycle theory, the possibility of large-scale forced liquidations or systemic failures like in the past is likely limited in this cycle. It cited the expanding participation of institutional investors as the basis.
The report explained that the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) and the decentralized exchange (DEX) sector are continuously growing, and that this acts as a factor increasing the structural stability of the virtual asset industry.
It also emphasized that changes in the regulatory environment, centered on the United States, are driving improvements in the market's fundamentals. As regulatory clarity increases, the basis for participation by institutions and companies is being strengthened, according to the assessment.
Cantor Fitzgerald predicted that even if virtual asset prices do not show a clear upward trend next year, it is likely to be a turning point in which infrastructure is solidified and institutional adoption becomes entrenched.
