Stablecoins will drive institutional crypto adoption in Asia, "even if regulators are not happy with it," @chainalysis CEO @gronager told @CoinDesk's @amitoj in an interview. https://t.co/0p0M2GupwV https://t.co/sOXFiYPRPC
The institutional adoption of crypto in Asia is picking up with great momentum. Catch @DCKingT @Tranchess, @DigiFT_Henry @DigiFTTech, Steven Hu - @StanChart, Zhen Li - @DBSBank & @amitoj @CoinDesk deep dive into the subject at #ContextualisedbyYAP 2024. 🔗https://t.co/3sgifKkm09 https://t.co/V4GP5dBzq6
Chainlink projects rapid growth in tokenized assets, driven by institutional demand and regulatory advancements. https://t.co/RHLEhKfbzw

Stablecoins are expected to drive institutional crypto adoption in Asia, according to Chainalysis CEO Michael Gronager. Despite regulatory concerns, the adoption is gaining momentum, as highlighted by various industry leaders at the Contextualised by YAP 2024 event. Chainlink is playing a significant role in this trend, with its blockchain abstraction layer facilitating interactions between traditional systems and blockchain. Chainlink's report projects the tokenized asset market to hit $10 trillion by 2030, driven by institutional demand and regulatory advancements. Sergey Nazarov, Chainlink's co-founder, emphasized that Chainlink powers the majority of decentralized finance (DeFi), which has grown to over $200 billion. AsiaNext’s digital asset strategy was also discussed, showcasing Chainlink’s role in advancing institutional blockchain adoption.