SALT Lending CEO: Bitcoin's Liquidity Advantage Is Growing, Institutional Adoption Has Just Begun
SALT Lending CEO Shawn Owen stated that as more institutions enter the market, Bitcoin's portability, divisibility, and accessibility increasingly differentiate it from traditional store-of-value assets. He noted that Bitcoin is easier to buy and transfer than gold and believes that institutional "FOMO" is spreading, with banks accelerating their entry after addressing obstacles. Owen is long-term bullish on Bitcoin's price, expecting a significant increase over the next decade.
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