Sam Lyman: US needs Bitcoin more than Bitcoin needs US
Sam Lyman discusses how stablecoins create demand for U.S. Treasuries and serve as a gateway to Bitcoin.
Kraken's Dave Ripley says the bear market is over as Bitcoin trades above $80,000, calling it the softest downturn in history.
Kraken co-CEO Dave Ripley has declared that the Bitcoin bear market is behind the industry, pointing to the resurgence above $80,000. He described the downturn as "the softest bear market in Bitcoin's history" during an appearance on the Bitcoin Magazine Podcast.
Ripley suggested that the period of lower prices is now over, saying, "that was the bear market" and that Bitcoin is "on our way out of it." He shared insights on how both retail and institutional clients are currently engaging with the cryptocurrency.
The conversation was hosted by Spencer Nichols, with Ripley representing Kraken as co-CEO. The discussion covered a range of topics including the nature of the current cycle, stablecoins, and Kraken's acquisition of a European bank.
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