The market value of blockchain staking assets has exceeded $300 billion, and analyst Jamie Coutts predicts that sovereign funds will dominate Bitcoin and staking yields in the future, even creating 'digital dividends' for everyone. (Context: The largest Bitcoin miner's dream) Tether collaborates with South American agricultural company Adecoagro to introduce renewable energy mining.) (Background: Palantir founder Peter Thiel acquires a 9.1% stake in BitMine mining company, optimistic about betting on Ethereum.) According to blockchain analyst @Jamie1Coutts's post on X in the afternoon, he pointed out that the current market value of blockchain staking assets has surpassed $300 billion, forming a 'solid foundation for grassroots income.' He believes that this enormous scale not only continues to attract private capital but will also draw in sovereign funds tasked with the mission of national wealth. I envision a future where sovereign funds—those massive pools of capital responsible for ensuring national prosperity—will become the largest holders of Bitcoin and related industries (such as mining). They will not only treat Bitcoin as a store of value but will also see it as the infrastructure for optimizing the power grid and balancing energy in the age of artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, these funds will also run large-scale blockchain staking operations, capturing income directly from the chain and the tokenized economy. Coutts further predicts that as artificial intelligence may eliminate some jobs, he envisions staking yields potentially becoming an indirect source of Universal Basic Income (UBI), akin to 21st-century 'sovereign digital dividends.' Coutts likens it to: 'Just as 20th-century oil taxes supported social welfare, blockchain staking yields may provide a stable foundation in this century.' https://twitter.com/Jamie1Coutts/status/1956957532263788831 From investment allocation to scale challenges However, some community users have expressed skepticism about Coutts's predictions, as supporting UBI-level distributions would require staking assets to reach unprecedented heights—perhaps even 1,000 times the current scale would still be insufficient. However, for national sovereign funds, blockchain staking yields could indeed supplement some tax shortfalls, potentially becoming a stable cash flow for long-term social security, which is worth considering for government officials as the scale expands. Related reports Satoshi Nakamoto has created an immortal economy! Michael Saylor’s lengthy interview: Destroying Bitcoin private keys after death is a form of ultimate decentralized charity. What happens to crypto assets if I unexpectedly pass away? Trump’s inner analysis: How does evolutionary psychology explain trade opposition? "Analyst: Sovereign wealth funds will become the largest holders of Bitcoin & mining companies in the future, staking yields may become UBI for everyone" This article was first published on BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain news media.