In January, FTX will begin the process of repaying creditors, which could be an important step towards recovery after the collapse. In the same month, the SEC will be without its chairman Gary Gensler, who has announced his resignation in advance.
In February, the mainnet launch of the Nillion project will take place, introducing a new computing model based on its Blind Computer technology. This release promises to make the platform one of the most innovative in the market. Additionally, the developers of Berachain have promised to release the $BERA token.
The first quarter will be a time of updates for Ethereum. As part of the project, the integration of Pectra will take place, which will be another step after Dencun. At the same time, Polkadot will present the long-awaited version 2.0, and Tether will launch its own AI platform for automating blockchain operations.
In the second quarter, on April 9, the launch of options for the spot Ethereum ETF is possible. In the summer, FIFA plans to release the blockchain game FIFA Rivals, which could attract millions of users due to the brand's popularity.
By the third quarter, the launch of the decentralized AI network Sahara AI is expected. At the same time, the Bithumb exchange is preparing for a listing on Nasdaq, which will be a significant event for crypto companies.
At the end of the year, SWIFT will begin testing asset tokenization, and Visa will introduce the Visa Tokenized Asset Platform for working with banks. The Pudgy Penguins project also draws attention, as its developers have planned the release of a mobile game.
