Moody's: The volatility of Bitcoin may expose mainstream investors to a series of unfamiliar investment risks
Moody's Vice President of Digital Finance, Rajeev Bamra, said that the approval of a Bitcoin ETF could lead to a more stable and liquid cryptocurrency market. However, the sustainability of this positive trend depends on the trajectory of global monetary policy-making and institutional investors' access to cryptocurrencies through compliant products. Moody's Senior Director of Analytics, Yiannis Giokas, stated that Bitcoin's notorious price volatility, as well as its value fluctuations compared to stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies, may expose mainstream investors to a range of unfamiliar investment risks.
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