uncertainty in Markets Pushes Institutions Toward Bitcoin
The unpredictable macroeconomic landscape is forcing companies to reassess their investment tactics. This shift might favor Bitcoin as institutions move away from traditional assets.
tracy Jin, COO of MEXC exchange, explains that growing institutional interest in Bitcoin could push its price to $140,000. Many firms are integrating BTC into their portfolios, moving away from U.S. Treasurys, which have lost their safe-haven appeal.
Jin points out that this trend signals a departure from old risk models rather than a risk flight. Bond yields in the U.S. and Japan are rising,and sovereign debt burdens are concerning. Even the once-perfect AAA credit rating is slipping.
- Japanese institutions are reconsidering U.S. bond exposure.
- American investors monitor political tensions affecting the Fed’s decisions.
The shift away from bonds partly stems from Moody’s downgrade of the U.S. credit rating. Escalating government debt and trade pressures are making the U.S.dollar less attractive to foreign investors.
As a result, Bitcoin ETFs have noted $2.75 billion in inflows, driven mainly by institutional investors. if these conditions continue,Jin believes Bitcoin could hit $140,000 by summer. However,if macro uncertainty stifles corporate demand,Bitcoin’s upward trajectory could waver.
The $100,000 level remains a critical support point, and BTC maintains a bullish outlook unless it falls below $94,000.
