The 2025 World Economic Forum (FEM) in Davos highlighted the monumental increase in bitcoin as its value exceeded $ 100,000, which generated conversations about the future of cryptocurrencies in global finances. This milestone, which coincides with the inauguration of US President Donald Trump and his self -proclaimed position as “crypto president”, has divided opinions between investors and financial leaders.
Divergent Perspectives of Investors
While bitcoin's boom has energized cryptocurrency enthusiasts, the main institutional investors are cautiously optimistic. Anne Walsh, Investment Director of Guggenheim Partners, said: “bitcoin has gone from being an alternative to banking to a highly speculative asset class.” Comparing their behavior with that of technological indices such as NASDAQ, he highlighted its attractiveness as high -risk investment.
The Sovereign Fund of Norway, which manages 1.8 billion dollars in assets, echoed a similar feeling. Nicolai Tangen, Executive Director of the Fund, explained his reluctance to invest in cryptocurrencies, citing the challenges when evaluating the intrinsic value of bitcoin and other digital assets. This feeling was reinforced by Saira Malik, Cio de Nuveen, who emphasized the complexity of evaluating the long -term value of cryptocurrencies.
Regulatory advances drive optimism
bitcoin's last rebound is closely related to the approval of funds quoted in the stock market (ETF) depending on its cash price. This regulatory milestone has fed optimism about greater acceptance of cryptocurrencies in traditional financial markets. Analysts suggest that the measure could pave the way for greater institutional adoption, despite the persistent concerns about market volatility and regulatory ambiguity.
A divided perspective for bitcoin
As bitcoin consolidates its position in the financial ecosystem, its future remains a topic of debate. Supporters see it as a class of revolutionary asset, while skeptics recommend caution and emphasize the importance of due diligence and solid risk management.
Davos conversations underlined an undeniable fact: bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are no longer marginal. They have become a key part of the discussions that make up the future of global finances.
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