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Paul Tudor Jones, who is a huge Hedge Fund investor, has recently revealed that he is moving towards holding Bitcoin. This announcement has caused huge excitement among various investors and leaders of the crypto market. BitMEX’s CEO, Arthur Hayes, has also made his comments regarding this move by Paul Tudor. He said that this move to get involved with Bitcoin is going to create huge excitement among people and will encourage various investors to invest in Bitcoin.
According to the tweet of BitMEX’s CEO, he is expecting that through this move by Jones, he is expecting that huge beta fund managers will be moving towards Bitcoin. He has simply removed the career risk from the mind of the investors to invest their money in Bitcoin.
Paul Tudor Jones just removed career risk from investing in #bitcoin. Expect a lot of beta fund managers to begin cooking some copy pasta. https://t.co/FC4NlttCZ1
— Arthur Hayes (@CryptoHayes) May 7, 2020
Other crypto traders along with BitMEX’s CEO believes the same
It is not only BitMEX’s CEO who is expecting a huge amount of investors towards Bitcoin. One of the huge crypto traders, Brian Kelly has also explained about the huge impact that Jones move will have towards Bitcoin adoption.
Karen Finerman, CEO of Metropolitan Capital Advisors also thinks the same. He believes that huge hedge funds investors will be moving towards Bitcoin after this move by Jones. It will increase the confidence of investors to invest in Bitcoin and will also feel safe to invest in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin reminds of a crucial role played by gold
As people are predicting the effects of this major step by Jones, Jones has said that Bitcoin is playing a huge role in the economic crisis which was earlier played by gold. Kelly has also said that Bitcoin and gold are the assets which are going to play a huge role in the current economic crisis going on across the world. However, Bitcoin is expected to play a huge role than gold as Bitcoin works digitally and people are adopting it as a payment mode.
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