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As Bitcoin prices continue to fall and retail panic selling intensifies, Wall Street institutions are seizing the opportunity to expand their footprint in crypto financial infrastructure. Invesco has filed for a tokenized fund, Kraken is in talks to acquire Aave, Circle and Nomura are advancing cross-border stablecoin settlement, and SBI Holdings acquired Bitbank to build a full-stack financial group. These moves are driven by regulatory clarity and technological maturity, signaling a systemic transfer of crypto infrastructure ownership from crypto natives to traditional financial institutions.

In 2026, the U.S. is driving a structural transformation of internet capital markets through regulatory breakthroughs (GENIUS Act, SEC/CFTC joint guidance) and institutional practices (J.P. Morgan, State Street conducting real trades on Solana). These developments validate public blockchain infrastructure for capital markets. Asian institutions face a strategic window and should progress pragmatically based on local regulatory maturity to seize this opportunity.

Nasdaq confirmed that SpaceX (ticker SPCX) will be added to the Nasdaq 100 Index on July 7, 2026, potentially bringing in about $4.3 billion in passive fund inflows from index-tracking ETFs like QQQ and QQQM. SpaceX went public on June 12 and is being fast-tracked despite a $4.9 billion net loss last year, thanks to relaxed listing requirements. Morningstar and some fund managers question its valuation. Meanwhile, OpenAI and Anthropic are expected to file IPOs this year or next, seeking valuations above $1 trillion. S&P Global said it will not consider SpaceX for the S&P 500 for at least 12 months.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a wallet (0xD04) associated with Vitalik Buterin moved 7,000 ETH (~$11.06M) to a new address. The same wallet previously transferred 1,300 ETH (~$31.6M) and subsequently deposited it into Paxos. It currently holds 20,001 ETH (~$31.6M). Based on historical patterns, this move likely precedes a deposit to a centralized exchange.

While Bitcoin's price decline triggers retail panic selling, Wall Street institutions are aggressively expanding into crypto financial infrastructure. Invesco files for a tokenized fund, Kraken negotiates to acquire Aave, Circle partners with Nomura for stablecoin cross-border settlements, and SBI acquires Bitbank to build a full-stack financial group. These moves are driven by regulatory and technological clocks, not price volatility, signaling a systemic transfer of crypto infrastructure ownership from natives to traditional financial institutions.

This article analyzes the development of internet capital markets in 2026, highlighting the US's regulatory breakthroughs such as the GENIUS Act and SEC/CFTC joint guidance, alongside real-world transactions by J.P. Morgan and State Street on the Solana blockchain. These developments are driving the emergence of a new public chain-based capital market. Asian institutions face a strategic window and should adopt phased, pragmatic approaches based on local regulatory maturity.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse criticized Michael Saylor's Strategy for using preferred stock financing to buy Bitcoin, arguing that such financial engineering damages the crypto market. He emphasized that digital asset value comes from utility, not leverage. Meanwhile, Strategy's preferred stock STRC dropped ~26% below its par value, hitting an all-time low, threatening the financing engine. CryptoQuant advised pausing Bitcoin purchases to rebuild cash reserves, while Benchmark analyst Mark Palmer argues the engine is merely less efficient, not broken. Bitcoin fell below $59k amid the pressure.