Institutions Are Coming:US $35 Trillion Collapse and Bitcoin Surge

  • Institutions are coming in the Bitcoin market which could head for a significant up move in the price of Bitcoin.
  • There is worry by PhD holders, Policy makers and the public as the U.S dollar has accumulated a $35 Trillion debt.
  • The idea of the ‘dollar destruction’, which Elon Musk often discusses, threatens to lead America to bankruptcy.
  • It is thus passingly possible that President Trump happens to be the debt destroyer who could create conditions that eventually lead to a Bitcoin demise.
  • Bitcoin is a trillion-dollar asset and it rose to be a trillion-dollar asset in the period of a strong dollar.

Introduction

U. S. Dollar Decline: The Prospect That May Kick-Start a Bitcoin?

A $35 Trillion Debt Mountain

The US currently has accumulated a $35 trillion pile of debts, a fact worrying not only experts in the field. The confidence of Americans in their currency is damaged even more as concerns for dollar collapse grow and the tech-billionaire, Elon Musk, speaks of the dollar ‘destruction’ which might lead to the country’s bankruptcy.

Trump’s Radical Debt Plan

President Donald Trump has recently offered a very unconventional approach to solving the problem of the US’s fiscal deficit in the shape of the eradication of the entire debt. The dollar is now at its lowest level it has been in the year provoking negative sentiments for yet a further downfall possibly setting the stage for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin: Stayed Standing in Economic Melting Pot

Bitcoin: A Trillion-Dollar Asset

‘Bitcoin became a trillion-dollar asset during a period in which the dollar was exceptionally strong,’ says Zach Pandl, the managing director of research at Grayscale. Some features of a sustained dollar depreciation do raise questions as to how Bitcoin is going to fare under it.

Buying the dip

The cryptocurrencies market has also faced a slump, and the prices have fallen by 12% in the second quarter of this year, but institutional investors carry on with ‘buying the dip. ’ The Bitwise report refer to it as a ‘great sign’ of confidence in the BTC’s long-term.

Institutions Are Coming:US $35 Trillion Collapse and Bitcoin Surge

The Functions and Position of the Federal Reserve in the Economy

Expected Fed Rate Cuts

Market participants are already looking forward to the speech which will be delivered by the Fed Chair Jerome Powell during the Jackson Hole symposium. The market expects a soft economic landing and possibly a cutting of the Fed rates, which if achieved could be detrimental to the dollar and beneficial to bitcoins.

Overvalued Dollar: Recipe for Bitcoin Growth?

Another $2000 price surge may be heralded by a reserve currency selloff; speaking about it, Athanasios Vamvakidis, the head of G10 foreign exchange strategy at the Bank of America, claims that the dollar is “still overvalued.

Bitcoin vs. Gold: The fight for secure status

Global instability takes gold to new highs

Meanwhile, the dollar and bitcoin are down as gold surges to new records, at the back of rising global turbulence. However, In the light of fact that Bitcoin has some characteristics that make it different from other digital currencies, it could be fit into the list of the safe-haven assets similar to gold.

The Institutions Are Coming

In the words of Matt Hougan, Bitwise’s chief investment officer, institutional investors are flocking to the Bitcoin market. The manifestation of institutional money may well be the key ingredient for the next significant upmove in the Bitcoin price.

Disclaimer: The information provided by CryptopianNews is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile and speculative, and investing in them carries inherent risks. Readers are advised to conduct their own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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