Le bitcoin devrait surperformer les actions et les obligations, selon un analyste

Le bitcoin a mis fin à sa plus longue période de sous-performance par rapport au S&P 500 et est en position de surpasser les actifs traditionnels dans un contexte de pressions inflationnistes persistantes.

Mark Connors, directeur des investissements chez Risk Dimensions et ancien responsable mondial de la gestion de portefeuille chez Credit Suisse, a déclaré que le bitcoin est récemment sorti d'une période de 142 jours de retard sur le S&P 500, qui s'est achevée début mai. Il a décrit ce changement comme le passage d'une phase de consolidation à une phase de surperformance par rapport aux actions et aux titres à revenu fixe.

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