Justin Chapman of Northern Trust highlights a decline in institutional interest in #cryptocurrencies since 2022. Instead, institutions are focusing on the underlying #blockchain technology and the potential to tokenize real-world assets. #CryptoNews #Bitcoin #Investing
BTC is the real store of value and unique asset that can not be replicated or competed by other technology. the last 2 decades proved that much.
ETH, sol, polk, arb, zcsync and the list goes on and on. Then we have cosmos, SUI, metal (on news trend) and with every year new developments pop in the crypto world. That is amazing and very good. More money in crypto will always end up with more money in BTC.
It works pretty much like in the last centuries, with anew spin. Industrial revolution (1.0, 2.0, 3.0 etc.) didn't damaged gold price, it boosted it. Many believed the real gold is coal, or oil, or chips, or whatever. But smart pple chose active assets and store of value.
Why? because after couple of wonder innovations, pple understood that there will always be a smarter guy, a better innovation. But what you make in active assets you HAVE to keep in something meaningful that will stay valuable in decades.
Used to be gold. Now is BTC.
So let big money drop more cash on blockchain tech. All the onchain liquidity will settle eventually in BTC.
