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As the curtain closes on 2024, the crypto world braces for another unpredictable year. With a market valued at nearly $1.8 trillion, all eyes are on what lies ahead. Franklin Templeton, the $1.68 trillion asset manager, has offered some predictions on what to expect in 2025. In its latest outlook, the firm highlights three key themes for 2025: regulatory clarity, institutional adoption, and the rise of AI-crypto collaboration. Franklin Templeton on Regulations: A New Dawn? Regulatory clarity has a big expectation to deliver for 2025. According to Franklin Templeton’s expectation, U.S. regulators including the SEC will lead the provision of a robust regulatory framework for the crypto sector. The expectation that the new administration of Donald Trump is more friendly towards cryptocurrencies has bolstered the industry. Trump’s nomination of Paul Atkins, a known advocate for digital assets, as SEC chairman signals a potential turning point. Source: X This isn’t just talk. Strive Asset Management has already filed for a Bitcoin Bond ETF. Bitwise wants to launch a Bitcoin Standard Corporations ETF. – Advertisement – In Europe, the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation has inspired traditional financial giants like Deutsche Bank and Societe Generale to venture into stablecoins and tokenized securities. The asset management company sees this trend spilling over globally, driving institutional integration with DeFi ecosystems. Franklin Templeton expects this wave of regulatory clarity to unleash new crypto investment products and push institutions deeper into digital assets. Tokenization and Stablecoins Tokenization is no longer just a buzzword. Franklin Templeton predicts it will reshape financial markets in 2025. Tokenization offers transparency, efficiency, and accessibility, making it an attractive solution for modernizing financial markets. Stablecoins will also have their moment. With clearer guidelines, more institutions are likely to enter this space. Europe is leading the charge, with banks like BBVA developing their…

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