# Crypto Trends Signal a Seismic Shift in TradFi

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Published: 2026-04-14T15:38:45+00:00
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## Resource

There seems to be a growing crowd who say, ‘Crypto is not going away.’ Given that, keeping pace with the ever-evolving, digital financial ecosystem appears key to grasping the seismic structural shift many think the traditional financial system is undergoing. In this episode of IBKR Podcasts, we discuss a series of current trends with crypto leaders Eliézer Ndinga and Adrian Fritz of 21Shares –from trading Bitcoin in volatile times, to its role as ‘digital gold’ amid a projected spike in tokenized real-world assets – to blockchain infrastructure, prediction markets, and much more!

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