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The crypto asset management giant Grayscale is expecting a 1,000x jump in one crypto subsector amid “structural shifts in digital asset investing.” In a new research report, Grayscale targets tokenized assets, or the practice of placing real-world assets like equities, real estate, or commodities on the blockchain for more accessible and efficient trading. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); var didna = window.didna || {}; didna.cmd = didna.cmd || []; var didna_counter = window.didna_counter || 0; didna.cmd.push(function(){ var spot = document.querySelector(".didna-ad-slot5"); var id = "didna_slot5" + didna_counter; spot.id = id; spot.classList.remove("didna-ad-slot5"); didna.createAdUnits({"id": id, "adUnitPath": "/170737076,21807346590/display/TheDailyHodl/dailyhodl.com", "size": [728, 90], "sizeMap": [[[728, 0], [[728, 90], [468, 60]]],[[468, 0], [468, 60]],[[320, 0], [[320, 50], [320, 100]]]]}); didna_counter++; }); --> The firm says that the asset class has the potential to grow by 1,000x, and that the coins set to benefit from the “enormous” potential growth include layer one chains Ethereum (ETH), BNB Chain (BNB), Solana (SOL), and decentralized oracle service Chainlink (LINK). “Tokenized assets are tiny today: just 0.01% of global equity and bond market capitalization (Exhibit 11). Grayscale expects rapid growth in asset tokenization over the coming years, facilitated by more mature blockchain technology and improved regulatory clarity. By 2030, it would not be surprising to see tokenized assets grow by ~1,000x, in our view. This growth will likely drive value to the blockchains that process transactions in tokenized assets, as well as a variety of supporting applications. The leading blockchains for tokenized assets today[6] are Ethereum (ETH), BNB Chain (BNB), and Solana (SOL), although this list will likely evolve over time. In terms of supporting applications, Chainlink (LINK) looks especially well placed, given its unique suite of software technologies.” Source: Grayscale Read the full report here. Follow us on X, Facebook and Telegram Don't Miss a Beat – Subscribe to get email alerts delivered directly to your inbox Check Price Action Surf The Daily Hodl Mix Generated Image: Midjourney

I genuinely don’t get Crypto community sometimes. People keep saying $BTC is down. This year alone Bitcoin pushed past $126k. Zoom out. Four years ago BTC topped around $69k, then crashed to ~$15k. Today it’s sitting near $87k and already printed a new ATH above $126k. That’s not down. That’s growth. What’s actually down isn’t Bitcoin. It’s low-cap altcoins, most of them are down. BTC is fine. $ETH $SOL , $BNB and other majors are up or holding structure. The real pain is in alts where most crypto people parked their money during the last 4 years of bear market. Those bags are still stuck, some down 70–90%, and that frustration gets projected onto BTC. People just over-rotated into risk and are blaming the wrong asset. Bitcoin went from being worth less than $1 to six figures. If that still counts as down, then nothing will ever be enough. Sometimes it’s not a market problem. It’s an allocation problem. #StrategyBTCPurchase

🔥 Cardano () Founder Charles Hoskinson Shares His Predictions for 2026 Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson made striking statements about the cryptocurrency markets over the next year and his predictions for 2026 in an interview. Hoskinson stated that the market has entered a new trend phase and made a jaw-dropping price prediction for Bitcoin. Hoskinson predicts that Bitcoin could reach $250,000 by 2026, noting that institutional demand remains very strong. He sees the fact that giants like Morgan Stanley have started recommending crypto positions to their private asset advisors as one of the biggest triggers for this rise. According to Hoskinson, the development of custody-free lending protocols is critical for this increase in Bitcoin’s value to spill over into altcoins. Hoskinson stated that each generation in the crypto world brings a new technological leap. Following the eras of smart contracts and scalability, he argued that the main theme of the next year will be “privacy.” However, he clarified that this privacy will not be a completely dark structure, but rather “rational privacy,” where the user can choose what and whom they share. In this context, Hoskinson, who introduced the new fourth-generation blockchain project Midnight, said that this network will function as a “privacy API” not only for Cardano but also for other networks such as Ethereum and Solana. Hoskinson, evaluating the year 2025, stated that the excitement following Trump’s election was hampered by certain market anomalies. He argued that the launch of projects like “Trumpcoin” and “World Liberty Financial” specifically undermined individual interest in cryptocurrencies by drawing them into a partisan arena of debate. Touching upon Cardano’s future, the founder stated that the network has now gone beyond being just a Layer-1 platform. Hoskinson explained that they will bring Cardano’s stability to other chains with the “Partner Chain” concept, and predicted that the Midnight project will provide a massive influx of data and users for the Cardano ecosystem. #ADA #CArdano

Picture two blockchain titans, Cardano and Solana, who’ve spent years slinging mud like feuding rock stars in a bad ’80s hair metal video. Then, out of the blue, their frontmen, Charles Hoskinson and Anatoly Yakovenko, call a truce. Stay ahead in the crypto world – follow us on X for the latest updates, insights, and trends!🚀 Not with a limp handshake, but by greenlighting a cross-chain bridge to funnel ADA liquidity straight into Solana’s playground. The bad blood’s turning into blockchain butter. X Locked on interoperability It all kicked off in an X dust-up hotter than a jalapeño enema. Helius Labs CEO Mert Mumtaz was jawing with Hoskinson about Solana’s decentralization creds versus Cardano’s utility swagger. Enter Yakovenko, dropping wisdom like a shaolin monk, saying fighting with Cardano or XRP is incredibly bearish. Hoskinson fired back, hinting at building on Solana and XRP. Boom, escalation to collaboration. Yakovenko didn’t mess around. He barked orders to a Solana dev to get ADA bridged to Solana and set up some liquid markets. Cheers exploded across both camps. Sweet Christmas. Solana fans clapped back with DeFi dominance stats, but the founders stayed locked on interoperability. No more silo wars, just pipes for liquidity to flow. Solana’s been on a bridging binge We have to say that this ain’t some half-baked promise. Solana’s been on a bridging binge. Mid-December, they rolled out the red carpet for XRP. Before that, ETH, USDC, BTC, and DAI poured in via Wormhole and kin. Cardano’s playing the long game too. Their Midnight project just fired off phase two of the Glacier Drop airdrop across seven chains, Hoskinson’s calling it ironclad proof of multi-chain love. Oh, and Bitcoin holders? Cardano’s rigging wrapped BTC for DeFi action without ever leaving home base. kripto.NEWS 💥 The fastest crypto news aggregator 200+ crypto updates daily. Multilingual instant. Visit Site Make DeFi less of a tribal cage match The main insight here screams loud and clear, interoperability is the real rocket fuel. Forget the feuds, these Cardano Solana bridge moves could boost liquidity, spike trading volumes, and make DeFi less of a tribal cage match. Yakovenko and Hoskinson are building. Plain and simple. Solana gets Cardano’s brainy liquidity, and Cardano taps Solana’s speed-demon vibes. Crypto’s silos are crumbling, and the party’s just starting. Disclosure:This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making a decision. Kriptoworld.com accepts no liability for any errors in the articles or for any financial loss resulting from incorrect information. Written by András Mészáros Cryptocurrency and Web3 expert, founder of Kriptoworld LinkedIn | X (Twitter) | More articles With years of experience covering the blockchain space, András delivers insightful reporting on DeFi, tokenization, altcoins, and crypto regulations shaping the digital economy. 📅 Published: December 27, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: December 27, 2025 ✉️ Contact: [emailprotected]