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Experienced Analyst Marcus Thielen: “Volatility in Bitcoin Could Increase Starting Friday”

10X Research analyst Marcus Thielen argued that Bitcoin price volatility could increase starting Friday.

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In the episode of The Wolf Of All Streets, experts Marcus Thielen (10X Research), Andrew Parish, and Tillman Holloway discussed the future of cryptocurrencies, regulatory compliance, and the role of artificial intelligence in financial markets.

Market analyst Marcus Thielen noted that Bitcoin has exhibited unusually low volatility in recent weeks. He stated that those wishing to sell have largely withdrawn from the market, and predicted that activity could increase after Friday as options expire.

It was also added that the slowdown in this pace in March, following the large cash outflows in February, limited the downside risks.

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The latest developments in the Clarity Act, a focal point of the debate, have been heavily criticized by participants. It has been argued that the current draft prioritizes facilitating bank adoption of the technology rather than providing yield to users. Experts argue this could make it more difficult for individual investors to generate passive income through stablecoins, while allowing banks to expand their margins using this technology.

Andrew Parish stated that we are experiencing a moment where traditional finance and the crypto world are becoming indistinguishable. The collaboration between giants like BlackRock and crypto-focused firms like Securitize, the tokenization of assets, and the rise of 24/7 trading markets were presented as evidence that Wall Street is rapidly adopting the “good parts” of crypto.

*This is not investment advice.

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