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financial advisers more inclined to invest in crypto after trump victory
A Bitwise survey reveals that 56% of US financial advisers are more inclined to invest in crypto following Donald Trump's election victory, anticipating a more crypto-friendly environment. While 99% of current crypto investors plan to maintain or increase their exposure, access remains a significant barrier, with only 35% able to buy crypto for client accounts. Additionally, Bitcoin reserves held by US entities have reached an all-time high, surpassing those held offshore by 65%.
Strike CEO predicts Bitcoin could soar to one million dollars
Strike CEO Jack Mallers is bullish on Bitcoin, predicting it could soar to $1 million, representing an 871% increase from its current price of $106,994. He attributes this potential surge to the U.S. purchasing four million Bitcoin and the prevailing fiscal challenges, suggesting that further currency debasement and asset inflation will favor Bitcoin as a scarce asset.
strike ceo advocates for us strategic bitcoin reserve to boost economy
Jack Mallers, CEO of Strike, advocates for a US strategic Bitcoin reserve, arguing it would benefit Americans by addressing fiscal issues and supporting retail investors, corporations, and institutions. He emphasizes that this initiative is pro-business and aims to secure the value of the US dollar amid rising national debt. Senator Cynthia Lummis plans to introduce legislation for the government to acquire one million BTC within five years.
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