- Drawing comparisons to gold, he emphasizes BTC’s outstanding durability and development.
- The CEO also discussed his hopes for how the SEC will handle Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S.
CEO Jan van Eck of the prominent asset management company VanEck recently expressed optimism about Bitcoin’s future on “The Exchange” on CNBC. Van Eck, who has extensive knowledge of the cryptocurrency business, believes that Bitcoin will reach new records in the next year.
Optimistic View
Van Eck has extensive experience in conventional asset management, which informs his understanding of Bitcoin. Drawing comparisons to gold, he emphasizes Bitcoin’s outstanding durability and development since 2017.
A number of reasons, like the expected increase in Bitcoin’s user base and the impending halving event, have contributed to this optimistic view. Bitcoin, like gold, has arisen as a formidable store of value despite opposition and doubt. Given that VanEck has traditionally invested in gold, this comparison is especially pertinent.
Regulatory ambiguity and Bitcoin’s unlawful usage are two of the problems that Van Eck recognizes. But he stresses that Bitcoin is quite popular, with an estimated 50 million users. Because of its massive network effect, Bitcoin is clearly the best option for storing value online; new entrants to the market are unlikely to be able to unseat it.
Bitcoin and gold’s performance are highly dependent on the macroeconomic environment, especially the link with interest rates. As interest rates continue to fall, Van Eck believes these assets will be in a favorable situation.
He also discusses his hopes for how the SEC will handle Bitcoin ETFs in the United States. Van Eck’s prediction of a parallel clearance procedure for several organizations, which is similar to the debut of Ethereum futures, indicates an equal and competitive market environment.
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