Bitcoin whale explains to Bloomberg why crypto volatility will decline
The CEO of One River Asset Management believes BTC volatility will decline as its price continues to climb. Bitcoin’s (BTC) violent price swings could become a thing of the past as institutional buyers with stronger hands continue to push the asset higher, according to a prominent crypto whale. Eric Peters, the founder and CEO of One River Asset Management, told Bloomberg Thursday that Bitcoin’s path to maturity should help stabilize its price. “There are all kinds of reflexive dynamics in these assets that ironically will lead to less volatility the higher they go,” he said. “As the....
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