#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, I observed a phenomenon worth discussing—the frequent moves by PwC, one of the world's top accounting firms, in the crypto asset space. What does this imply? How much impact could it have on mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH? Let’s break it down.

**What has the entry of traditional institutions changed**

For established financial service providers like PwC entering crypto, it essentially means bringing audit, compliance, and tax frameworks from traditional finance into the crypto world. For institutional investors, this directly lowers psychological barriers—financial disclosures are guided, tax handling has professional solutions, and risk control processes have mature templates. By early 2026, the improvement of such infrastructure is likely to attract more capital to enter en masse.

**Why $BTC and $ETH**

Institutional allocations always prioritize the most liquid and widely recognized assets. $BTC, as the "digital gold," has become deeply ingrained in people's minds, and $ETH, as the foundational layer of the smart contract ecosystem, is also unshakable. Especially if PwC focuses on enterprise-level blockchain applications (such as tokenized assets and smart contract auditing), the demand for ETH from institutions could see a new wave of growth.

**Don’t be misled by short-term expectations**

Institutional capital inflows are never instant— from decision-making and building positions to risk management, the entire cycle often spans several months. The actual effects by early 2026 will also depend on the Federal Reserve’s policy direction, regulatory pace, and the progress of public chain technological iterations. PwC’s involvement more represents a long-term positive signal rather than short-term hype.

**A small tip**

Focus on mainstream coins without distraction, monitor large players like Grayscale’s position changes, and enhance your knowledge of compliance and taxation to avoid pitfalls.

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