According to ME News, on August 27 (UTC+8), Brian Chan, Chief Development Officer of Animoca Brands, stated at the Bitcoin Asia 2026 Hong Kong panel discussion “Beyond the Hype: Institutional Support, Macro Decoupling, and the Redefinition of Value” that over the next three to five years, Bitcoin may evolve in two directions: first, as a neutral reserve asset entering balance sheets independent of any single central bank or centralized entity; second, by being increasingly used in financial activities such as collateralization, credit, and settlement, transitioning from a mere portfolio asset to a practical financial infrastructure.(Source: ME News)
Animoca Brands CDO Predicts Bitcoin Could Become a Neutral Reserve Asset and Financial Collateral
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Bitcoin breaking news: At the Bitcoin Asia 2026 Hong Kong event on August 27 (UTC+8), Animoca Brands CDO Brian Chan joined a panel titled “Beyond the Hype of Bitcoin: Institutional Support, Macro Decoupling, and Value Redefinition.” He suggested that Bitcoin could evolve in two key directions over the next three to five years. One path envisions it as a neutral reserve asset beyond the influence of central banks. The other sees it used for financial activities such as collateral, credit, and settlement, transitioning from a portfolio asset to a foundational component of financial infrastructure. Bitcoin news continues to highlight institutional interest in the asset’s expanding use cases.
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