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- 1 Corporate BTC Hoarding Sparks Fears of a Market Crash
- 2 Bitcoin Boom: Public Firms Join the Gold Rush for Digital Treasuries
- 3 Volatility Fades, Confidence Rises: Bitcoin’s New Role in Business Portfolios
- 4 Corporate Bitcoin Adoption Could Skyrocket as Inflation Fears Rise
- 5 Is Bitcoin Poised to Overtake Gold and US Treasuries as the Ultimate Safe Haven?
Corporate BTC Hoarding Sparks Fears of a Market Crash
Companies are investing in Bitcoin more and more, following Strategy’s lead. This tendency is supported by the cryptocurrency’s increasing value. These large purchases, however, cast doubt on Bitcoin’s decentralized philosophy and raise worries about a market meltdown if businesses are compelled to sell.
According to Bitwise, Komodo Platform, and Sentora representatives, the advantages substantially exceed the hazards. Small, overly indebted businesses could fail, but it would have little effect on the market. Since prosperous businesses like Strategy don’t appear to be liquidating their assets, they don’t anticipate any concerns in the near future.
Bitcoin Boom: Public Firms Join the Gold Rush for Digital Treasuries
Companies are increasingly following the trend of corporate Bitcoin acquisitions. Bitcoin Treasuries claims that 130 publicly listed companies have purchased cryptocurrency, notwithstanding Standard Chartered’s recent revelation that at least 61 organizations had done so. More businesses will probably follow suit as Strategy continues to amass billions in unrealized gains from its aggressive Bitcoin acquisitions, supported by a growing price for the cryptocurrency.
The Wilshire 5000 equity index literally includes 5000 publicly listed companies in the US alone. It is quite likely that we are going to see a significant acceleration in the corporate treasury adoption of Bitcoins this year and in 2026 as well,
Göz AtınAndré Dragosch, Head of Research for Bitwise in Europe
Volatility Fades, Confidence Rises: Bitcoin’s New Role in Business Portfolios
In contrast to more conventional asset classes like equities and gold, Bitcoin has traditionally shown remarkably strong returns despite its volatility. Bitcoin’s current performance, which has been very steady, may encourage more businesses to buy the asset, even though past performance does not guarantee future profits.
Bitcoin’ s volatility has decreased over time—a trend that will be maintained for the foreseeable future. As Bitcoin discovers its true price, the volatility will shrink to near zero, and that is the point at which demand could slow. As long as there is volatility in Bitcoin, it could likely be increasing in price on a long-term time horizon, if the past is any indication,
Kadan Stadelmann, Chief Technology Officer at Komodo Platform
Corporate Bitcoin Adoption Could Skyrocket as Inflation Fears Rise
Increased inflation, fiscal deficits, and geopolitical tensions have all impacted the US and the global economy. Bitcoin has attracted the attention of several stockholders, particularly following Strategy’s success, as it is seen as “digital gold” and a sovereign-neutral store of value.
Pressure from existing shareholders will certainly increase over time as more companies adopt such a corporate policy, especially if inflation rates should start to re-accelerate on account of rising geopolitical risks and increasing fiscal debt monetization by central banks. Many companies are also operating in a saturated low-growth industry with high amounts of debt where an adoption of Bitcoin can certainly boost returns for existing shareholders,
Dragosch
Is Bitcoin Poised to Overtake Gold and US Treasuries as the Ultimate Safe Haven?
He foresaw the day when Bitcoin would surpass more established safe havens such as gold and US Treasury bills. Bitcoin will become a more competitive asset overall as use increases and its volatility decreases.
Bitcoin’s volatility has been on a structural downtrend since the very beginning. The key reasons behind this structural decline are increasing scarcity due to the halvings and increasing adoption, which tends to dampen volatility. Our expectation is that Bitcoin’s volatility will ultimately converge towards gold’s volatility and become a prime contender for an alternative store-of-value and reserve asset.
Due to its technical superiority relative to gold, we think there is a high likelihood that Bitcoin could ultimately disrupt gold and other stores-of-value like US Treasury bonds over the long term. This will become increasingly relevant in the face of rising sovereign debt risks globally,
Dragosch
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