#比特币2026年行情展望 Bitcoin recently broke through the $96,000 mark, and since the beginning of 2026, it has increased by nearly 10%. Behind this market rally is the strong push from institutional funds during North American trading hours—the region's cumulative return has reached 8%, while Europe’s session only saw a 3% increase, and Asian trading hours remain relatively weak. Data is sourced from industry organizations like Velo.

Looking deeper, when North American large-scale institutional funds define "value," every type of asset in the market must undergo more rigorous scrutiny. This means a project cannot remain at the stage of "has a story and community" but must upgrade to a mature entity that can withstand institutional due diligence, has a clear business logic, and measurable social benefits.

How to do it? Three practical directions:

First, refer to the standards of non-profit organizations to establish quarterly financial and impact reports. Track where the funds come from (such as taxes) and how they ultimately translate into educational outcomes, ensuring a complete tracking chain. At the same time, organize a team of advisors from multiple fields to ensure decision-making is both credible and professional.

Second, position yourself as a "crypto-native impact asset" within institutional ESG allocations. In other words, after institutions have allocated Bitcoin (digital gold) and Ethereum (productivity platform), they still need an asset that carries "digital goodwill" to close their social value loop. This role can be played by you.

Third, bring offline public welfare data onto the blockchain in real-time—such as school attendance and material receipt—verified through IoT or local partners, generating an immutable social value certificate. This way, institutional investors see not just promises but verifiable and growing on-chain performance.