On October 29th, PANews reported that Alec Goh, head of HTX Ventures, was invited to attend a roundtable forum in Dubai themed "Crypto's Next Chapter: From Hype to Fundamentals," where he shared his observations on institutional funding dynamics and investment strategies. Alec pointed out that as institutional capital enters the crypto market, they occasionally exploit hype cycles to gain attention and market recognition, such as with DAT (Digital Asset Tokenization) and other tokenized asset projects. Such short-term surges may lead to rapid market capitalization growth, but ultimately the market will return to fundamentals: real revenue, product adoption, and execution are the core of long-term value. Alec further stated that for most institutions, the current stage is more like an "experimentation and learning period," gradually accumulating practical experience through tokenization exploration, diversification of treasury assets, and product strategy validation. In the future, cooperation between traditional enterprises and blockchain infrastructure will shift from public relations gimmicks to actual product implementation and business closed loops.

Alec emphasized that "HTX Ventures' position is very clear: it will not participate in retail speculative competition, but will focus on the technological and regulatory inflection point, allowing hype to gradually evolve into sustainable infrastructure, thereby promoting the long-term healthy development of the crypto ecosystem."