PANews reported on January 27th, citing CoinDesk, that White House digital asset advisor Patrick Witt stated in an interview that the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos has become a significant turning point in promoting the "normalization" of digital assets as a mainstream global asset class. He emphasized that stablecoins are the "entry point" for global financial adoption of crypto, and noted that Washington is accelerating the development of a regulatory framework to achieve coexistence and competition between traditional finance and the emerging crypto space. Witt pointed out that although some key Senate digital asset legislation (such as the Market Structure Act) has experienced procedural delays, he believes that the relevant bills will eventually be merged and considered in the Senate, and that US regulators hope to play a leading role in the global regulatory dialogue.