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Bitcoin Gains Institutional Trust as Volatility Drops
- Bitcoin's volatility has significantly decreased, even with a 13% price rise in 2025.
- BTC's beta, relative volatility to the broader market, has declined, making it more attractive to long-term investors.
- Bitcoin's resilience was evident when it dropped only 5% after President Trump's tariff announcement compared to Nasdaq's 6% fall.
- Launch of Bitcoin ETFs by firms like BlackRock indicates the asset's maturation.
- Blockchain data shows a drop in coin movement from long-term BTC holders' wallets, suggesting a shift to long-term holding.
- Bitcoin's market cap of $2 trillion is just 0.4% of global wealth; expected to increase as belief in its value solidifies.
- Coatue, previously wary of Bitcoin due to volatility, now sees value in it as a simple investment.
- Advice to avoid large Bitcoin portfolio allocations; a small long-term position can be profitable and less stressful.
- The number of investors completely avoiding crypto is diminishing each year.
- Bitcoin's gaining institutional trust due to declining volatility, market resilience, and increased interest from major firms like BlackRock.
- Investors warned not to allocate a large part of their portfolio to Bitcoin but consider a small, profitable long-term position.
- Trend shows a decreasing cautious audience towards crypto investments.
- Bitcoin's maturity evident through ETF launches and reduced volatility, making it more appealing to institutional investors.
- Coatue admits missing out on Bitcoin due to overthinking and now sees the asset as a valuable investment.
- Caution advised in investing in Bitcoin, highlighting the importance of diversification and a balanced approach.
- Bitcoin's evolving perception in financial markets and increasing acceptance among institutional investors and major firms.
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