A study by the World Economic Forum and Boston Consulting Group covering 35 jurisdictions argues that digital asset regulation can no longer focus solely on policing speculative cryptoassets. According to the authors, the combined market capitalization of Bitcoin, ether and sol, at roughly $3 trillion, remains significant, but digital money and tokenization could have more lasting consequences. The report identifies nine policy dimensions, including legal certainty, protection of assets in custody, financial crime prevention, monetary sovereignty, capital flows and sanctions compliance. It advises governments to adapt existing frameworks rather than create rules from scratch, amid growing institutional interest in stablecoins and programmable payments.
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