
A major technology company is likely to launch or acquire a crypto wallet in 2026, according to Dragonfly managing partner Haseeb Qureshi.
Qureshi said the move could onboard billions of users into the crypto ecosystem.
He predicted that several Fortune 100 companies will also begin building blockchain infrastructure.
Much of this adoption is expected to come from banks and fintech firms.
Qureshi said many of these firms will rely on existing crypto tooling rather than building from scratch.
He highlighted Avalanche and modular frameworks such as OP Stack, Orbit and ZK Stack as likely foundations.
These setups allow firms to run more private or permissioned networks while remaining connected to public blockchains.
Several large financial institutions have already experimented with private blockchain systems.
JPMorgan, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and IBM were cited as early movers.
Many of these initiatives remain limited to testing or narrow internal use cases.
Galaxy Digital recently forecast that a Fortune 500 firm could launch a layer-1 chain settling over $1 billion in activity by 2026.