Renowned Peter Brandt has voiced concerns about a potential sharp decline in the US dollar, suggesting Bitcoin as a viable alternative asset.
His comments align with growing skepticism about the US government’s fiscal policies and a broader trend among investors seeking safer assets.
The acceptance of cryptocurrencies is increasing among notable personalities, including political figures like Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, and entrepreneurs such as Elon Musk and Mark Cuban. This growing interest reflects a broader movement towards digital assets.
Brandt foresees a significant depreciation of the US dollar, reflecting broader concerns about traditional currencies in the current economic climate. He recommends Bitcoin as a store of value amid these uncertainties, a view supported by figures like Elon Musk and Robert Kiyosaki. Kiyosaki believes Bitcoin, gold, and silver will benefit from Trump’s potential re-election and subsequent economic policies.
Elon Musk has recently voiced concerns about America’s financial management, predicting possible bankruptcy if current trends continue. Robert Kiyosaki echoes this sentiment, asserting that Bitcoin will soar under a Trump administration due to anticipated fiscal changes.
Kamala Harris has shown increasing interest in the cryptocurrency field. Reports indicate her team has sought advice from Mark Cuban on crypto policies, suggesting a potential openness to innovative technologies.
The Digital Chamber has urged Harris to advocate for crypto, while Congressman Tom Emmer has criticized potential appointments under a Harris administration, warning of negative impacts on crypto regulation and financial stability.
Kraken is ramping up its presence in the European crypto derivatives market by activating a regulatory license acquired through a Cypriot investment firm earlier this year.
Standard Chartered believes sovereign wealth funds and government-linked institutions are increasingly turning to indirect strategies to gain Bitcoin exposure—supporting the bank’s bold forecast of BTC reaching $500,000 before 2029.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes America’s ballooning debt may become an unlikely tailwind for Bitcoin, predicting that the leading cryptocurrency could surge to $250,000 before the year ends—and reach $1 million by 2028.
Binance is seeking to dismiss a $1.76 billion lawsuit filed by the FTX estate, arguing that the legal action is an attempt to rewrite the story of FTX’s own collapse.