"If the United States continues to not control its debt, Bitcoin may be seen as a safer store of value." This is a rare warning issued by Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, one of the world's largest asset management companies, in his annual letter to investors. In the latest annual letter to investors, this leader of one of the world's largest asset management companies pointed out that if the United States does not control debt expansion, investors may view Bitcoin as a safer store of value than the US dollar. Fink also clearly expressed optimism for digital assets and DeFi, calling it "extraordinary financial innovation," although this innovation may also undermine the economic dominance of the United States. It is noteworthy that the Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) launched by BlackRock surpassed $50 billion in assets under management in less than a year, becoming the fastest-growing ETF in history, with more than half of the buyers being retail investors. More importantly, Fink frequently mentioned "Tokenization" throughout the letter, describing it as "the highway to the future of finance": - Assets can be traded in real-time without intermediaries - Settlements are accelerated, releasing frozen capital - Investment becomes more democratic, lowering barriers and increasing access to returns He even likened it to: SWIFT is like traditional mail, while tokenization is like email. However, Fink also pointed out that the key challenge facing tokenization is identity verification. He emphasized that future financial innovation must be built on a digital identity system—this has already been achieved by India. This is a declaration from a financial giant warning of the risks of traditional systems while being optimistic about DeFi and tokenization; the traditional financial leaders have begun to embrace the crypto revolution.