$BTC
BTC, Cathie Wood is at it again, painting grand blueprints for the market. She claims that under technological drivers, real GDP growth can be pulled up to 7% or even higher, while inflation will also fall along with it.
After sketching such a perfect script of “high growth and low inflation,” her asset allocation advice is to shift toward stocks—and “maybe add a bit of Bitcoin as well.”
No matter how over-the-top the macro story is, the end goal is still to rally the stock market. In her framework, Bitcoin is nothing more than a dispensable side dish. No matter how hardcore this logic is packaged, put simply, it’s still using crypto assets as a prop.
BTC, Cathie Wood is at it again, painting grand blueprints for the market. She claims that under technological drivers, real GDP growth can be pulled up to 7% or even higher, while inflation will also fall along with it.
After sketching such a perfect script of “high growth and low inflation,” her asset allocation advice is to shift toward stocks—and “maybe add a bit of Bitcoin as well.”
No matter how over-the-top the macro story is, the end goal is still to rally the stock market. In her framework, Bitcoin is nothing more than a dispensable side dish. No matter how hardcore this logic is packaged, put simply, it’s still using crypto assets as a prop.
