One of the Big Four accounting firms, PwC, is changing its strategy.

Recent news shows that this longstanding professional services firm is shifting from a cautious stance over the years to increasing its investment in the cryptocurrency sector. What is driving this change? The obvious move at the U.S. government level— a group of pro-cryptocurrency regulatory officials are in place, Congress is pushing forward legislation like the "Genius Act" for digital asset regulation, and the policy environment is gradually becoming clearer.

Paul Griggs, head of PwC US, recently stated very plainly:

The new regulatory framework (including the "Genius Act" and rules related to stablecoins) will strengthen market trust in digital assets; the trend of asset tokenization is unstoppable, and PwC wants to be part of it; the policy stance of the Trump administration on crypto has given companies the confidence to enter this space long-term.

What does this reflect? The traditional financial professional service system is officially "getting on board." As leading institutions begin to adjust their direction, it indicates that the regulatory framework is gradually being completed, and cryptocurrencies are moving from wild growth to a regulated path. The participation of such institutions accelerates the mainstreaming process of this field.