Bitcoin Sees Increased Interest from Long-term Investors

Miller Value Partners CIO Bill Miller stated that long-term investors are turning their attention to cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin due to concerns over the investment returns of AI-related stocks. On the 25th, Miller mentioned on CNBC that the rebound in Bitcoin prices is attributed to the recovery of the digital asset market and a decrease in AI investment enthusiasm. He explained that there is growing concern about whether the massive capital expenditures will yield the expected returns, leading long-term investors to focus on digital assets. Additionally, he analyzed that the liquidity supply and market interventions by various governments are enhancing Bitcoin's investment appeal. Miller referenced the examples of Japan and the United States defending the value of their currencies and the announcement of an expansion in the U.S. Treasury's long-term bond purchases, stating that government intervention makes Bitcoin look like an alternative asset. He emphasized that the long-term investment rationale for Bitcoin is solid, noting that while the U.S. fiscal deficit is expected to reach $1.8 trillion this year, Bitcoin's market capitalization is smaller than that. Miller argued that attention should be paid to the structural changes in fiat currencies rather than the short-term volatility of Bitcoin prices.

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