In 2011, $2.7B of inflows sent Bitcoin up 55,000%. This cycle $697B produced 689%. Why an analyst says the next bull run needs $1 trillion.
- An analyst suggests Bitcoin's next bull run will require over $1 trillion in new capital due to declining capital efficiency, a shift from retail-driven to institutional demand.
- The argument posits that Bitcoin needs to mature into a core macro asset, similar to gold, to attract the necessary institutional inflows, with significant headroom for growth.
- However, recent record ETF outflows and Bitcoin's performance as a risk asset present a bearish counterargument, questioning the feasibility of attracting such capital and suggesting the era of outsized returns may be ending.
Topics: Scalability, Institutional adoption, Market cycles macro sensitivity, Growth metrics, Institutional capital inflows, Market depth liquidity, Asset manager initiatives, Interest rate sensitivity, Market volatility liquidity
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