Bitcoin: Fundamentals, corporate interest can be key growth drivers

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Bitcoin (BTC-USD) has been on a roller coaster ride of volatility as of late, with crypto asset fluctuations tied to market reactions to President Donald Trump’s tariff actions. The cryptocurrency's price is currently hovering just below $100,000.

Lyn Alden, founder of Lyn Alden Investment Strategy, joins Wealth to explain that bitcoin generally trades closely with liquidity and that its movements are amplified during times of market confusion. Alden anticipates more regulatory clarity and potential rollback of restrictions.

Cornell University professor Eswar Prasad told Yahoo Finance earlier today that bitcoin is trading "like an even riskier asset than any other."

Alden also notes the growing corporate interest and strategic reserve developments as bullish signs for bitcoin.

"Probably from an investor standpoint, you want to err on the side of conservative, you don't want to put a lot of expectations on what kind of announcements could be made associated with bitcoin or other assets, because it's always better to be surprised to the upside than to be surprised to the downside," Alden says.

"I think the fundamentals are strong enough to make the case for the asset. Even putting aside some of the bigger possible announcements we could hear and then allow that to be upside should we get, you know, more bullish announcements than we may expect."

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This post was written by Josh Lynch