Hedge Fund CEO Rates Bitcoin as

Hedge Fund CEO Rates Bitcoin as "Buy and Hold" Investment

Even as the price of bitcoin has skyrocketed to around $1,200 a couple of years ago then down to $230 these days, Panterra Capital CEO Dan Morehead views bitcoin as a "buy and hold" investment. He has closed the firm's macro investment funds and opened a bitcoin-only fund back in 2013. "The value of bitcoin, if successful, is much greater than the downside risk," said Morehead. "It seems to be an asymmetric opportunity." Bitcoin Investment Outlook. He likened the development of digital currencies to the internet, which took a while to gain traction and benefit from improved infrastructure.....


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