Analysis: Institutional Investors Are Embracing "Devaluation Trades"
Jinse Finance reported that Anthony Pompliano, founder of bitcoin treasury company ProCap, stated that JPMorgan analysts now refer to bitcoin and gold as "depreciation trades," and institutional investors are embracing depreciation trades. Bitcoin holders and gold holders have been loudly voicing concerns about currency depreciation for years, but what is different now is that major financial institutions have recognized this issue. The inflow of funds into bitcoin ETFs has reached record highs. This year, the price of gold has risen by more than 50%, and the next 12 weeks will be very interesting for bitcoin holders.
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