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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Bitcoin Forum => Topic started by: Switchere_official on March 02, 2021, 03:03:56 PM

Title: The world’s largest hedge fund ready to invest in BTC
Post by: Switchere_official on March 02, 2021, 03:03:56 PM
Bridgewater Associates’ director of investment research explained how bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can reduce volatility as well as increase liquidity.

Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund, is ready to invest in Bitcoin if its volatility declines and liquidity increases. The fund’s director of investment research told Bloomberg TV about this in an interview. According to her, now the value of the main digital coin may fluctuate in the range of 10% because of publications on Twitter. Bitcoin’s volatility is ten times higher than that of the U.S. dollar. She is confident that such a volatility rate is not suitable for most institutional investors.

Another problem of bitcoin is low liquidity, Bridgewater Associates representative said. According to Patterson, it is possible to increase this indicator by creating a regulatory ecosystem to ensure comfortable work with cryptocurrencies for investors.

“The more a real regulated ecosystem is developed around bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the more other types of investors will start to get comfortable with crypto assets. That will bring liquidity. It will reduce volatility,” the expert explained.

At the end of January this year, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio, changed his attitude towards cryptocurrency. He wrote about it in the company’s daily newsletter, which is sent to the fund’s clients. Dalio said that in the future bitcoin could become an asset “similar to gold” and stated his willingness to invest in the main digital coin a sum of money that he wouldn’t be sorry to lose.

Head of MicroStrategy Michael Saylor announced the company’s purchase of 19.4 thousand bitcoins worth $1.02 billion on February 24. Now there are 90.5 thousand bitcoins in MicroStrategy’s portfolio.
Title: Re: The world’s largest hedge fund ready to invest in BTC
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on March 02, 2021, 08:07:31 PM
It is all beginning, and soon, many other companies will be coming to join the ship and bitcoin and the entire crypto currency market is gonna explode, am having this image in my head that in three to five years from now, one bitcoin will be selling for above five hundred thousand dollars, but I really hope I've been able to have atleast three to five bitcoins before this time arrive.
Title: Re: The world’s largest hedge fund ready to invest in BTC
Post by: Maynul96 on March 23, 2021, 03:17:38 PM
Off course this will very good news for Bitcoin if this news is correct or True, and we know that Already many Biggest company Bought bitcoin, Have many Big investors on Bitcoin so now its time for waiting.         
Title: Re: The world’s largest hedge fund ready to invest in BTC
Post by: Andruha1993 on March 27, 2021, 08:13:17 PM
Such great news is good for the cryptocurrency in general, which also makes Bitcoin more popular and, accordingly, higher in price. Many well-known companies are already investing in Bitcoin.
Title: Re: The world’s largest hedge fund ready to invest in BTC
Post by: Bit on March 29, 2021, 12:28:29 AM
Bridgewater Associates’ director of investment research explained how bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can reduce volatility as well as increase liquidity.

Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund, is ready to invest in Bitcoin if its volatility declines and liquidity increases. The fund’s director of investment research told Bloomberg TV about this in an interview. According to her, now the value of the main digital coin may fluctuate in the range of 10% because of publications on Twitter. Bitcoin’s volatility is ten times higher than that of the U.S. dollar. She is confident that such a volatility rate is not suitable for most institutional investors.

Another problem of bitcoin is low liquidity, Bridgewater Associates representative said. According to Patterson, it is possible to increase this indicator by creating a regulatory ecosystem to ensure comfortable work with cryptocurrencies for investors.

“The more a real regulated ecosystem is developed around bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the more other types of investors will start to get comfortable with crypto assets. That will bring liquidity. It will reduce volatility,” the expert explained.

At the end of January this year, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio, changed his attitude towards cryptocurrency. He wrote about it in the company’s daily newsletter, which is sent to the fund’s clients. Dalio said that in the future bitcoin could become an asset “similar to gold” and stated his willingness to invest in the main digital coin a sum of money that he wouldn’t be sorry to lose.

Head of MicroStrategy Michael Saylor announced the company’s purchase of 19.4 thousand bitcoins worth $1.02 billion on February 24. Now there are 90.5 thousand bitcoins in MicroStrategy’s portfolio.

This article is all plagiarized from the article source https://medium.com/switchere-news/the-worlds-largest-hedge-fund-ready-to-invest-in-btc-85446f24e601 and also others.
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Title: Re: The world’s largest hedge fund ready to invest in BTC
Post by: Lukasz on March 29, 2021, 01:44:26 AM
In regard of BTC supply ... well there is a steady source which is at  900 BTC reward for the BLock producers per day which is 4.5 mln USD which needs to be sold to keep the network secure and also there are the founders which were getting 50 BTC per block rewards like
Title: Re: The world’s largest hedge fund ready to invest in BTC
Post by: Malam90 on March 29, 2021, 02:36:26 AM
Bridgewater Associates’ director of investment research explained how bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can reduce volatility as well as increase liquidity.

Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund, is ready to invest in Bitcoin if its volatility declines and liquidity increases. The fund’s director of investment research told Bloomberg TV about this in an interview. According to her, now the value of the main digital coin may fluctuate in the range of 10% because of publications on Twitter. Bitcoin’s volatility is ten times higher than that of the U.S. dollar. She is confident that such a volatility rate is not suitable for most institutional investors.

Another problem of bitcoin is low liquidity, Bridgewater Associates representative said. According to Patterson, it is possible to increase this indicator by creating a regulatory ecosystem to ensure comfortable work with cryptocurrencies for investors.

“The more a real regulated ecosystem is developed around bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the more other types of investors will start to get comfortable with crypto assets. That will bring liquidity. It will reduce volatility,” the expert explained.

At the end of January this year, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio, changed his attitude towards cryptocurrency. He wrote about it in the company’s daily newsletter, which is sent to the fund’s clients. Dalio said that in the future bitcoin could become an asset “similar to gold” and stated his willingness to invest in the main digital coin a sum of money that he wouldn’t be sorry to lose.

Head of MicroStrategy Michael Saylor announced the company’s purchase of 19.4 thousand bitcoins worth $1.02 billion on February 24. Now there are 90.5 thousand bitcoins in MicroStrategy’s portfolio.

This article is all plagiarized from the article source https://medium.com/switchere-news/the-worlds-largest-hedge-fund-ready-to-invest-in-btc-85446f24e601 and also others.
If you want to make a thread, ensure to give the link source of the article. And, you need to paraphrase your own words and not copying and pasting on the thread.

You are right. +1
But it seems OP is the owner of the medium page from where he has taken this post. He should include the link of souce although he is the owner of the source page to avoid misconception. BTW, this topic now has been locked.