It is impractical to claim expertise across every niche, and the notion of grabbing deals first, exclusively, and at more favorable valuations than everyone else in every domain is unrealistic. Through collaborative efforts, I have the opportunity to glean insights from the expertise, experiences, and backgrounds of our fellow team partners from different parts of the world.
If you have avoided the digital assets due to its steep learning curve, you now have the keys to exposure, provided you know how to do it as part of your portfolio before the bullish cycle is over. Some clever people may still incur significant losses while attempting to trade in or out of positions or believe they can amass wealth through options trading, and even worse, they venture into playing the short side of the market.
Be nice, please stop calling anyone a “dumbshit.” Many still don’t understand it. One of the significant hurdles lies in the fact that mainstream financial analysts, accustomed to evaluating traditional stocks and bonds, often grapple with understanding the intricacies of digital assets.
Cryptocurrencies have also been given a bad reputation when many of the same issues exist for other disruptive technologies. Some might call it frustrating or even maddening. Others simply don’t care because they don’t own any cryptos to speak of.
Well, when we talk about this “asset class” that is truly global and particularly appealing to millennial and Gen Z investors, there’s a lot of terminology that we use. We talk about digital assets, blockchain, crypto, Bitcoin, etc.
I have learned a lot about investing in digital assets from a team of partners who runs an actively managed fund focused on the digital currency investment space. Their latest report is another good read as usual.
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Declining supply, rising demand, political support, regulatory approval and the inevitable Fed pivot are all coinciding in 2024. Not to mention tail risks like multiple global wars and runaway national debt driving demand for the stability BTC represents (billionaire Larry Fink called Bitcoin a “flight to safety”).
We expect this will not happen in a straight line, but the trend is clear. The stars are aligned for BTC to have a bull run in 2024 which is driving growth in the Altcoins as a reversion to mean plays out. It was our view that Q4 2023 would see the market turn. It has. It is now our view that this is the beginning of a bull market that is likely to play out well into 2025.
We believe we are at the tipping point of a very rapid surge in the adoption of crypto assets which is now underpinned by institutions and investors using and investing in this new asset class. With the private sector seeking independent alternatives for everything from money transfers to loans enabled by DeFi and the potential provided by Web3.0 is forming a perfect storm for exponential growth.
Importantly, we believe that from a regulatory perspective and investment diversification strategy, the safest way to invest is through a dedicated, regulated fund with independent administrators and a fully audited track record.