Bitcoin selloff overdone? Why Grayscale says 'No reason to panic'
Grayscale’s Director of Research, Zach Pandl, has reassured Bitcoin investors amidst recent selloffs triggered by macroeconomic pressures. Despite Bitcoin's drop below the critical $100,000 mark, Pandl emphasizes that the dip is not a cause for panic. He explains that the macroeconomic environment remains favorable for Bitcoin, with central banks globally easing rates and adoption trends accelerating, partly due to the rise of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Pandl also points out that while the Federal Reserve’s signals of fewer rate cuts in 2025 temporarily strengthen the dollar, the long-term outlook for Bitcoin remains strong. He suggests that the cryptocurrency is no longer a fringe asset but a $2 trillion player deeply integrated into the global financial system. Moreover, he predicts that the next phase of the market could see altcoins outperforming Bitcoin, driven by shifting dominance.
Looking ahead, Grayscale's analysis also highlights significant institutional interest in Bitcoin, with pension funds and sovereign wealth funds potentially leading the next wave of buyers. In short, while acknowledging short-term volatility, Pandl is confident in the underlying growth drivers of the crypto market
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