Bitcoin remains under the center of attention when Anthony Pompliano, founder and CEO of Professional Capital Management, described a long -term upward vision of cryptocurrency in a recent CNBC interview.
With Bitcoin (BTC) Rversing $ 85,000, after a recent sauce at $ 76,000, Pompliano intervened in the place of Bitcoin in the global financial panorama, comparing it with gold and hinting at the main institutional and government developments ahead.
Bitcoin has dropped approximately 1025, while gold has increased by 20%. But Pompliano hastened to point out a key trend: during a one -year horizon, both assets rise approximately 35%. This divergence, he points out, is not uncommon.
“Gold usually leads to these manifestations and nobody really knows why it happens,” said Pompliano. “My type of assumption would be that a LOF of the central banks and institutional investors is not approved to buy Bitcoin or are not accustomed to running Bitcoin at the moment of type of geopolitical uncertainty.
He added that Typicalll when gold extends about 100 days later, Bitcoin not only “updates”, but “tends to run even harder due to its greater volatility.”
Sovereign ETFS and funds in the purchase in
One of the most notable changes is how investors are gaining exposure to Bitcoin. Pompliano noticed a growing use of the place Bitcoins ETFNot only for retail merchants but also due to sovereign wealth funds.
Pompliano highlighted a recent dissemination overlooked by a sovereign not revealed sovereign background that exposure to Bitcoin exposure through ETF. This shows that institutions “want exposure to prices without the regulatory and geopolitical complications of Autocustody.”
Is the United States preparing a strategic Bitcoin reserve?
Pompliano discussed the details of a recent conversation with BO HIES, executive director of the President’s advisory council for digital assets. The conclusion? According to reports, the United States government is not only interested in maintaining Bitcoin confiscated, but may be looking to acquire more actively.
“They are going to buy both Bitcoin as possible,” said Pompliano.
While purchase methods are still being discussed, either through the sale of revalued gold or using tariff income, he confirmed that a working group between agencies is actively exploring the best route. That movement, if it ends, could prepare the stage for a completely new geopolitical positioning layer around Bitcoin. As Pompliano says, “other countries may be acquiring Bitcoin by mining; the United States could buy it directly.”