According to @secondswap_io, its platform provides an on-chain marketplace that lets token allocation holders unlock liquidity early, addressing waits of months or years to access allocations, source: @secondswap_io, X, Jan 5, 2026. The company states that trades use verified token delivery to ensure settlement integrity for allocation transactions, source: @secondswap_io, X, Jan 5, 2026. Pricing is transparent from listing to settlement to support clearer execution and price discovery for secondary market participants, source: @secondswap_io, X, Jan 5, 2026.

According to @CoinMarketCap, citing Sygnum Bank’s latest report, 61% of institutional investors plan to increase crypto allocations through the end of 2025 and 91% of high-net-worth individuals view crypto as important for wealth preservation, per Sygnum Bank. The Sygnum Bank report indicates a majority net-increase in allocation intentions over the next year, giving traders a quantifiable demand signal for positioning and risk management, according to Sygnum Bank. The report’s through-2025 horizon offers a defined window for tracking potential inflows into digital assets and related custody/infrastructure services, per Sygnum Bank.

According to @onchainpanini, the key shift is not only RWA tokenization reaching $23B but that institutions now have the custody infrastructure they demanded (source: @onchainpanini on X). According to @onchainpanini, State Street has said two-thirds of its clients plan crypto allocations, which he frames as evidence of infrastructure maturity (source: @onchainpanini citing State Street). According to @onchainpanini, this setup could unlock institutional flows into tokenized assets and the broader crypto market, making custody developments and allocation disclosures trading catalysts to watch (source: @onchainpanini).