Avenir Group: Institutional Investors Urgently Need to Bridge the Capital Channels Between Traditional and Crypto Markets

According to official sources, at the BTC Asia "The New Era of Bitcoin Led by Asian Institutions" roundtable forum, Avenir Group CEO Jason Lan (Jason) pointed out that as products like Bitcoin ETFs and Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) accelerate the entry of traditional institutions, institutional investors are facing a new core challenge: the disconnection of capital channels between traditional finance and the crypto market, which severely restricts capital efficiency. Jason emphasized that there are currently widespread issues in cross-market capital flows, such as long transit times, high friction costs, and a lack of unified purchasing power. Even when investors already hold assets, it is difficult to efficiently allocate and redeploy them across different markets, leaving a large amount of capital in a "low-efficiency idle" state. "The key to the future lies in enabling institutional investors to integrate all assets within a single system, achieving unified capital pathways and purchasing power." This implies the realization of unified management of traditional and digital assets and cross-market transactions, driving efficient capital flows between different markets. In his view, as regulatory frameworks in major global markets gradually become clearer, a policy-friendly and capital-efficient environment is rapidly taking shape. "Whoever can solve the capital efficiency problem first will lead the next phase of the financial landscape."