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Board Economics
Re: How institutional investors crushed the dream of making it big in crypto
by
Mrbluntzy
on 15/08/2025, 16:43:49 UTC
But institutions don’t like high volatility. That means crypto enthusiasts should forget about Bitcoin doubling in price after every halving. Crypto is gradually turning into a more ordinary asset, much like stocks or forex.

As long as it's an asset that has a well defined potential, high volatility  will not stop institution from investing in the asset. How can you believe that institutions doesn't like high volatility? Matter of fact, some of these institutions are the ones that likes to buy at a discount price and hold longer than some retail traders that sell when the market is still at the early phase of the bullish trend.

No matter any methods that the institutions are using to achieve profits from the Crypto market, it will not stop the volatility of Cryptocurrency. Apart from the involvement of big investors in the market, we were already shifting from those era where you would invest some small amount of dollars into a random crypto and luckily it gets pumped and you end up with a massive profit, the era we have moved into is filled with so many scam and untrustworthy project developers that wants to scam investors, whether retails or institutions.

If you want to be safe in the market, you should embrace and accumulate Bitcoin, let go of crypto which are altcoins you are referring to. The rough pools and high rate of liquidation you experience with crypto is something you won't see in Bitcoin.