Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum forecasts a significant rise in tokenized bonds and sovereign Bitcoin reserves by 2026, driven by U.S. regulatory developments. The bank's report highlights the potential impact of the CLARITY Act and the Bitcoin Act, which could enable countries to establish Bitcoin reserves. Sygnum anticipates that at least three G20 or equivalent economies, such as Brazil, Japan, and Germany, may publicly add Bitcoin to their reserves. Sygnum CEO Mathias Imbach noted that traditional financial institutions are increasingly integrating blockchain technology. He predicts that by 2026, tokenization will become mainstream, with up to 10% of new bond issuances by major institutions being tokenized initially.