JPMorgan tips Bitcoin to beat stocks, gold, and real estate…
A decade-long bullish call from Wall Street's largest bank marks a significant shift in how traditional finance frames Bitcoin as a long-term asset class.
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A decade-long bullish call from Wall Street's largest bank marks a significant shift in how traditional finance frames Bitcoin as a long-term asset class.
A 10% annualized return forecast places Bitcoin above every other asset class in JPMorgan Asset Management's decade-long comparison, a striking endorsement from Wall Street's largest bank.
A decade of venture returns trailed an 80x run in BTC, and Lee says investors should max exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana this cycle.
The change marks a return to typical exchange-inflow behavior after an unusually large contribution from profitable short-term holders.
The weekly picture is weaker still, with combined outflows reaching $554.8M across the two major crypto ETF markets.
Flat-fee qualified BTC custody, Lloyd's-backed insurance named to the client, and a three-jurisdiction key split is the plumbing public-company treasurers and trustees have been asking for.
The purchase lifts Strategy’s reported holdings to 848,517 BTC, keeping corporate accumulation in focus for investors tracking institutional Bitcoin demand.
Four days, 4,045 BTC: Strive's buying pace is no longer a trickle, and the firm now needs roughly 700 BTC a week to claim the number-two corporate treasury spot by year end.
The purchase adds another corporate bid to Bitcoin and keeps Michael Saylor’s treasury strategy in focus for institutional investors.
The $100 million purchase gives Strive direct Bitcoin exposure and adds a high-profile institutional buyer to the market.
The purchase lifts Strategy past 4% of bitcoin's total supply, funded through at-the-market MSTR share sales as the board lifts its digital credit securities repurchase ceiling to $3 billion.
The company has now accumulated 15,462 BTC over two months at an average of $82,417, making it one of the fastest-growing corporate bitcoin treasuries of the cycle.
The company is now supporting its preferred stock price with a bigger repurchase authorization while funding bitcoin buys from MSTR share sales, and Strive joined the bid with 1,223 BTC of its own.
The 50-day average is set to cross above the 200-day, a setup that preceded stock rallies of 717% and 1,774% in MSTR's history, though the signal's long-run accuracy sits near 50%.
The test leaves $84,000 as the key resistance, while a 1.1% Nasdaq futures rebound puts the AI trade back in focus for crypto.
The fourth annual postponement keeps some assets locked up for more than a decade, as unresolved claims and processing issues continue to slow distributions.
Index deletion effective November 30 turns passive MSCI trackers into forced sellers and strips bitcoin treasury vehicles of the benchmark eligibility that powered the trade.
The transfer lands in a modern SegWit wallet and has not touched an exchange, pointing to custodial housekeeping rather than a sale, in a month that has seen a string of decade-old wallets stir.
Bank custody, lending, tokenization and potential 6%–8% yields could broaden Bitcoin's institutional role over the next 12–24 months.
The share of deposits from this cohort has collapsed from 40.4% in June, a sign the group most likely to sell is sitting on its coins instead.