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Bitcoin Lacks 'Fundamental Narrative' To Draw Investors, Says Jordi Visser — Macro Guru Argues Most Will Favor Biggest 'Liquid Companies' Over BTC

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Bitcoin Lacks 'Fundamental Narrative' To Draw Investors, Says Jordi Visser — Macro Guru Argues Most Will Favor Biggest 'Liquid Companies' Over BTC Veteran Wall Street investor Jordi Visser weighed in on Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: BTC) recent crash on Friday, stressing that the cryptocurrency remains inextricably linked to deve…
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  • Growth of stablecoins reflects the strengthening credibility and maturation of the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem

    80% confidence
  • If institutional investors could achieve similar or better returns from the world's largest liquid companies, they wouldn't be tempted to invest in Bitcoin

    80% confidence
  • Roughly 99% of altcoins are built to transfer wealth from retail investors to insiders

    80% confidence
  • Bitcoin still misses a strong fundamental narrative to boost its appeal

    80% confidence
  • Bitcoin is the only crypto asset worth holding long term

    80% confidence
  • You cannot separate Bitcoin from the traditional finance world

    80% confidence
  • The Bitcoin selloff wasn't driven by a single trigger but by a combination of factors, including collapsing leverage, AI hype unravelling and quantum computing risks

    80% confidence
  • A deep, prolonged crash like the 2022 cryptocurrency winter is unlikely even if volatility persists

    80% confidence
  • $1 million price target for Bitcoin

    80% confidence
  • He was losing money like everyone else during the Bitcoin crash

    80% confidence
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