Driven by the advantages of diversified investment and resilience demonstrated during periods of economic uncertainty, alternative investments are expected to grow from $15 trillion in 2022 to over $24 trillion by 2028. The global regulatory framework is continuously evolving: the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) provides a unified cryptocurrency framework; the UK is piloting its digital securities sandbox; the US has enacted the Geniuses Act (GENIUS Act) to regulate stablecoins. In Asia, regions like Hong Kong and Singapore are promoting the development of crypto ETFs and tokenized assets, with Singapore classifying tokens as securities. Contrary to hindering investment, clear regulatory frameworks are attracting institutional capital by enhancing legal certainty and elevating the reputation of asset classes.