El bitcoin superará a las acciones y bonos, según un analista

El bitcoin ha terminado su periodo más largo de rendimiento inferior frente al S&P 500 y está posicionado para superar a los activos tradicionales en medio de persistentes presiones inflacionarias.

Mark Connors, director de inversiones en Risk Dimensions y ex director global de gestión de carteras en Credit Suisse, señaló que el bitcoin rompió recientemente un tramo de 142 días de rezago frente al S&P 500, el cual finalizó a principios de mayo. Describió este cambio como una transición de una fase de consolidación a una de rendimiento superior frente a la renta variable y la renta fija.

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