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[Yusra31]

According to the Financial Times, a London hedge fund with $55 billion in assets under management has become the latest institution to enter the crypto market. The hedge fund wants to invest in blockchain technology and cryptocurrency payment systems, as well as stablecoins.

Marshall Wace, a London-based institutional investment firm, is allegedly considering launching a private portfolio focused on digital banking firms. Wace may be entering the crypto space today, but the investment firm had previously invested in Circle, the US financial technology startup behind the USD Coin stablecoin.

 

[Wisdom01]

amazing to see more investment coming in , but the thing is that can all these investment improve Bitcoin demand , because it won't be so good if the investment opportunity seize to have benefit but have high disadvantage instead of advantage ,well let's see how things would definitely play out too tho

 

[Horia_10]

At the moment no big investor is ready to take the risk they are just holding and the small investor are buying , they now people will buy now and they will sell at higher price , that's the market for you , at this time forex serves as a really better alternative for sensible investors who don't like gambling on Crypto and gold is expected to fall in short but grow in Long tern so gold investing is good option .

 

[Wisdom01]

I actually love what the hedge fund is actually doing , involving in cryptocurrency would grow the development and that's why it's good to see them investment in cryptocurrency , cryptocurrency is actually boosting forward and in few time those that have invested would make so much amount of money

 

[fiery phoenix]

Big firms entering the crypto market is good news for the crypto space but it also scary news at the same time for the average.If these billion dollar firms continue to start investing in crypto it means the markets are become centralised inside the whales because they could now control the markets at their own will and liquidate large sums of money any time bringing the markets crashing.The small investors will be left to suffer so in as much as this is good news it is a call that regulation is now greatly needed in these markets