Willy Woo: Bitcoin needs at least another decade to be accepted as a safe-haven asset.

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ME News, April 24 (UTC+8), Willy Woo tweeted: "Most Bitcoin supporters believe Bitcoin is a safe-haven asset, but the truth is not that simple. It possesses the characteristics of a safe-haven asset. In times of war, you can take your mnemonic phrase, cross borders, and start a new life without losing your wealth. It should be independent of the existing system and thrive when the system collapses. These are exactly the traits you expect from a safe-haven asset. Bitcoin has the characteristics of a safe-haven asset, but to this day, during times of uncertainty and war, it trades like a risk asset, highly sensitive to uncertainty. This is because large capital pools do not recognize Bitcoin's properties, as it is considered too new and untested. Therefore, it trades like the Nasdaq index. It will take another decade for it to be accepted as a safe-haven asset in the market, or even longer. When it gains recognition, its market cap will rival that of gold." (Source: Foresight News)
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