#WEFDavos2026

While tokenization creates the "financial" product of the future, the Trump administration's plan aims to build the legal "factory" for all of this to happen on American soil.

Here is the breakdown of what has been moving in the halls of Davos 2026:

1. The U.S. Plan: The "Strategic Reserve" and Dollar Dominance

Donald Trump's focus at this Davos was not just about innovation, but about geopolitics. His administration has made three key points clear:

The National Bitcoin Reserve: The formalization of a BTC reserve has been discussed as a strategic "safe-haven asset," similar to gold, to strengthen the balance sheet of the U.S. Treasury.

Regulatory Amnesty: The White House is pushing for a "safe harbor" period for companies that operated in gray areas under previous administrations, incentivizing the return of capital that had gone to Dubai or Singapore.

Strengthening the Dollar via Stablecoins: Instead of fearing stablecoins, the current plan is to use them as a Trojan horse for the dollar to remain the global reserve currency in the digital economy, directly competing with advancements of the digital Yuan.

2. Tokenization of Real World Assets (RWA).

If 2024 was the year of Bitcoin ETFs, 2026 is the year of massive tokenization. At Davos, it was presented as the solution to the lack of liquidity in traditional markets.

What is being tokenized? Not just stocks, but private debt funds, luxury real estate, and carbon credits.

The impact on efficiency: By moving these assets to a blockchain (like Ethereum, Solana, or private bank networks), transactions that previously took 3 days to settle (T+3) are now instantaneous (T+0).

Democratization: Larry Fink (BlackRock) reiterated that the goal is for any retail investor to be able to buy a "fraction" of an office building in London or a private investment fund with just 10 dollars.

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