加密货币的主流化与全面融入现实世界（2021—2025年）

Group 1 - The cryptocurrency industry has entered a new phase of deep integration with the real world since 2021, driven by macroeconomic factors and institutional participation [1] - Cryptocurrencies have evolved from high-risk alternative assets to a recognized macro asset class, leading to large-scale allocations within compliance frameworks [2][3] - Strategic corporate allocations of cryptocurrencies began in 2020, with companies like MicroStrategy and Tesla leading the way, significantly influencing market sentiment and acceptance [3][4] Group 2 - The approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs marks a historic turning point, facilitating institutional investment and attracting significant capital inflows, which has driven Bitcoin prices to new highs [5][6] - Major financial institutions are developing compliance infrastructure to support the growing demand for cryptocurrency investments, including custodial and auditing services [6] - Over 70% of large institutional investors have incorporated cryptocurrencies into their portfolios or are evaluating allocation paths by mid-2025 [6] Group 3 - The functionalization of cryptocurrencies in payments has been driven by real-world demand, with major payment platforms integrating cryptocurrency services [7][8] - Stablecoins have gained traction in high-inflation countries, becoming essential tools for daily transactions and savings, with significant adoption in countries like Argentina and Turkey [8] Group 4 - The tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) has accelerated since 2021, enhancing liquidity and providing new mechanisms for asset ownership and trading [9][10] - The cultural and entertainment sectors have led the way in RWA tokenization, particularly through NFTs, which have gained mainstream attention and facilitated new economic relationships [9][10] Group 5 - Financial asset tokenization is becoming a core strategy for traditional financial institutions, with significant developments in the issuance and management of tokenized funds [12][13] - Real estate tokenization is emerging as a new investment tool, allowing broader participation in the real estate market and enhancing liquidity through digital tokens [13][14] Group 6 - Developing countries are experimenting with the legalization of cryptocurrencies as legal tender, seeking financial autonomy from the dollar-dominated system [18][19] - The U.S. is shifting its cryptocurrency policy under the new administration, promoting private stablecoin development and considering Bitcoin for national reserves [20][21] Group 7 - The geopolitical implications of cryptocurrencies are becoming evident, with their use in international fundraising and transactions during conflicts, such as the Ukraine crisis [23][24] - The integration of cryptocurrencies into national financial strategies is reshaping the global financial landscape, with countries actively participating in the governance and regulation of digital assets [24][25]