Former Credit Suisse Investment Portfolio Manager: Bitcoin ends the longest losing streak in history, will once again outperform stocks and bonds

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Deep Tide TechFlow News: On May 24, CoinDesk reported that Mark Connors, Chief Investment Officer of Risk Dimensions and former Head of Global Portfolio Management at Credit Suisse, said that Bitcoin’s underperformance against the S&P 500, which had lasted as long as 142 days, ended in early May. This is the longest such period in history, and Bitcoin has now entered a new phase of outperforming.

Connors believes that sustained inflationary pressure, structural high oil prices, and a “long-term high interest rate” environment are weighing on the bond market, and that Bitcoin is expected to outperform both equities and fixed-income assets at the same time. He noted that the only way to address inflationary pressure is through technological breakthroughs, and that AI and blockchain are increasingly becoming key infrastructure for enterprises to build decentralized systems and support automated trading.

In terms of asset rotation, Connors compares the current environment to 2020: at that time, gold led early in the pandemic, before Bitcoin staged a strong recovery. “Gold has already completed its rally, and Bitcoin’s recovery is coming.”

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