of global equities was managed by institutional investors. So the pension funds, sovereign funds, investment banks, and insurance giants have lagged the retail group in adopting crypto.
First, they were cryptocurrencies’ problemsthe problems cryptocurrencies solve and how they solve them. Now, institutional investors are working through inherent constraints in the nature of adopting crypto. Funds managing money that isn’t theirs for their clients are more averse to risk. They also have to meet regulatory requirements. Furthermore, they must find the liquidity of an asset satisfactory. That way, they will have someone to sell it to when they want to exit their positions.The crypto industry has grown and matured by leaps and bounds at this time in its development. Massive global institutional investment in crypto is now feasible.
He pointed out in an interview that the majority of capital investment in the world is from sovereign and pension funds and said their allocation of crypto is stillNot until they adopt, said O’Leary, has institutional finance really moved into crypto. He said this market capitulation is an opportunity for investors to get ahead of the trend. O’Leary recommends going long crypto before funds really begin to move 1% of their holdings into bitcoin.
O’Leary projects that bitcoin’s price will double overnight when it dawns on markets that this is actually happening. He thinks this will happen by January or February 2023.retirement accounts to allocate to bitcoin later this year. The $4.5 trillion financial services giant made the announcement in April.on a 200+ person hiring spree for cryptocurrency devs and customer support staff to manage cryptocurrency products for its clients.
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