A major investment firm has just reported its first half-year drawdown since switching to a bitcoin-focused strategy back in 2020. The streak marks a notable moment for institutional crypto allocation strategies, raising questions about timing and market cycles. This development underscores how even long-term bitcoin adoption doesn't shield portfolios from broader market headwinds. The performance dip reflects ongoing volatility in digital asset markets and the importance of diversified risk management in crypto-exposed investment vehicles.
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MEVHunterWang
· 12h ago
Now it's awkward, over four years of BTC faith being slapped in the face... But then again, who hasn't gone through this?
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MEVHunterZhang
· 12h ago
Haha, four years without losing? This time really broke the spell, it seems even Bitcoin can't save the chosen one.
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0xDreamChaser
· 12h ago
This looks satisfying now. Even big institutions can't hold up. The fate of all-in Bitcoin...
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 12h ago
The 2020 wave of All-in Bitcoin has now爆雷, hilarious, this is what机构's "long-termism" is all about.
A major investment firm has just reported its first half-year drawdown since switching to a bitcoin-focused strategy back in 2020. The streak marks a notable moment for institutional crypto allocation strategies, raising questions about timing and market cycles. This development underscores how even long-term bitcoin adoption doesn't shield portfolios from broader market headwinds. The performance dip reflects ongoing volatility in digital asset markets and the importance of diversified risk management in crypto-exposed investment vehicles.