Posts with the TAG ags/fidelity

Ethereum ETFs: Larry Fink's Endorsement and the Road to Tokenization

Qatar's Potential $500 Billion Investment in Bitcoin: A Market Catalyst?

Fred Thiel: Anticipating Heightened Probability of US Bitcoin ETF Approval

Decentralization Concerns Amid Bitcoin ETFs: Insights by Arthur Hayes

Bitcoin's Perpetual Influence: Insights from David Rubenstein

Revolutionizing Finance: Cryptocurrency's Meteoric Rise

The director of global macroeconomics at Fidelity Investments is confident that the value of the first cryptocurrency will repeat the growth in the market value of Apple. Top Manager of one of the world's largest asset management companies Fidelity Investments Jurrien Timmer made his statement on the YouTube channel The Investor's Podcast Network. 

According to the president of Fidelity Digital Assets (FDAS), Tom Jessop, the cryptocurrency industry is only developing, so the closure of some companies and funds is natural.

Jessop expressed his opinion in the podcast The Scoop, commenting on a recent study by Crypto Fund Research, according to which a significant number of cryptocurrency investment funds closed this year. The president of FDAS believes that this situation resembles the development of the Internet startup market.

Founder and CEO of BKCM cryptocurrency investment company Brian Kelly believes that the industry does not currently need Bitcoin traded exchange traded funds (ETFs).

Kelly emphasized that Bitcoin ETFs are not needed for the development of the industry, since the first cryptocurrency is already available for trading on regulated platforms such as Fidelity and TD Ameritrade.

Co-founder and CEO of Kenetic Capital, Jehan Chu expressed the opinion that the rate of the first cryptocurrency by the end of this year will exceed $ 30,000.

Chu made a statement in an interview with Bloomberg. According to the head of Kenetic Capital, one of the main factors for the growth of Bitcoin will be the launch of the Fidelity and Bakkt platforms, the emergence of Facebook's own cryptocurrency. In addition, the recent unsuccessful share offerings conducted by Uber and Lift may attract investors to "new technology companies."