Crypto TechFlow News: On January 08, according to Financefeeds, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan recently announced that Bitcoin’s traditional “boom and bust” four-year cycle has officially ended. With financial giants such as Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo actively promoting client allocation through spot ETFs, Bitcoin officially enters the “institutional era.”
Data shows that Bitcoin’s volatility in 2025 is even lower than Nvidia stock, thanks to “sticky” funds from pension funds and 401(k) accounts continuously absorbing market supply. Hougan expects that in 2026, Bitcoin will have lower correlation with traditional stock markets and will benefit from declining interest rates, increased regulatory clarity, and quantitative easing policies.
While the era of thousand-fold annual returns may be a thing of the past, this institutional-grade growth provides investors with a more sustainable long-term value preservation path.
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Bitwise CIO:Биткойн-цикл в 4 года завершился, наступила эпоха институциональных инвестиций
Crypto TechFlow News: On January 08, according to Financefeeds, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan recently announced that Bitcoin’s traditional “boom and bust” four-year cycle has officially ended. With financial giants such as Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo actively promoting client allocation through spot ETFs, Bitcoin officially enters the “institutional era.”
Data shows that Bitcoin’s volatility in 2025 is even lower than Nvidia stock, thanks to “sticky” funds from pension funds and 401(k) accounts continuously absorbing market supply. Hougan expects that in 2026, Bitcoin will have lower correlation with traditional stock markets and will benefit from declining interest rates, increased regulatory clarity, and quantitative easing policies.
While the era of thousand-fold annual returns may be a thing of the past, this institutional-grade growth provides investors with a more sustainable long-term value preservation path.