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Bitcoin Decline Hasn't Changed The Thesis For Institutional Investors, Coinbase Chief Institutional Strategist Says

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  • Bitcoin's recent decline is a setup seen multiple times before

    80% confidence

  • Net buying exceeds net selling on Coinbase platform

    80% confidence

  • Institutional investors are investing very heavily in adopting blockchain technology for infrastructure

    80% confidence

  • Bitcoin unlikely to reach $15,000 levels again due to reduced volatility and favorable U.S. administration

    80% confidence

  • Middle East investors use fossil fuel sales for Bitcoin investment, China uses trade surpluses

    80% confidence

  • Institutional investors' thesis of Bitcoin as store of value has not changed despite price volatility

    80% confidence

  • Institutional investors in Hong Kong and UAE are leveraging natural resources to buy and hold Bitcoin

    80% confidence

  • Institutional investors have been investing consistently over past five to seven years, not just buying the dip

    80% confidence

  • 10-year returns: S&P made 2.5x, gold made 3x, Bitcoin made 11,000-15,000x

    80% confidence

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