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Why? It seems that the market now sees through BTC as PR. If you’re a fintech or tech company, and you announce a credible, strategic BTC plan, market says “OK, this fits". If you’re a food company burning cash and using shareholders to get Bitcoin, market says nope. Markets just aren’t rewarding FOMO-driven, non-core moves. There’s now a credibility discount for companies outside tech/finance. Old-economy companies (food, cars, retail) are expected to have a real business, not just add Bitcoin and hope for magic. They get punished for that,...
I think it is a bias that should be corrected. If not, many businesses will be discouraged from adopting cryptocurrency or even aligning themselves with it when they know they are not in the tech/finance sector.

If there is more understanding of what Bitcoin is from the market, there will be zero panic. A company aligning itself with Bitcoin should attract customers who are willing to use their bitcoins to complete transactions; shareholders would be excited and know that it is not just PR, but the company being dynamic for the future.
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Scraped on 26/05/2025, 23:19:14 UTC
Why? It seems that the market now sees through BTC as PR. If you’re a fintech or tech company, and you announce a credible, strategic BTC plan, market says “OK, this fits". If you’re a food company burning cash and using shareholders to get Bitcoin, market says nope. Markets just aren’t rewarding FOMO-driven, non-core moves. There’s now a credibility discount for companies outside tech/finance. Old-economy companies (food, cars, retail) are expected to have a real business, not just add Bitcoin and hope for magic. They get punished for that,...
I think it is a bias that should be corrected. If not, many businesses will be discouraged from adopting cryptocurrency or even aligning themselves with it when they know they are not in the tech/finance sector.