Crypto · last 30 days
Bitcoin: what the voices are saying
2 voices mentioned Bitcoin 10 times in the last 30 days. On balance they are mixed: 1 bullish, 1 bearish. Last mentioned today.
Each voice's latest take
| Voice | Stance | What they said | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jordi Visser | Very bullish | He expects Bitcoin-related ETF share creation to rise significantly if Bitcoin moves back above $100,000. | today |
| Peter Diamandis | Very bearish | Alex said Bitcoin is an unproductive asset and that most crypto-branded activity is unproductive. | yesterday |
Every mention
- He rejects the claim that Bitcoin will go to zero because of quantum computing, saying existing quantum computers cannot break Bitcoin and the protocol could adopt quantum-resistant cryptography.
“Existing quantum computers cannot break Bitcoin.”
- He says Bitcoin would outperform U.S. stocks, gold, and real estate over the next decade, citing a forecast he attributes to JPMorgan.
“JP Morgan just said they think Bitcoin will be the best asset over the next decade.”
- He expects Bitcoin-related ETF share creation to rise significantly if Bitcoin moves back above $100,000.
“Once we get back above this level here, which in Bitcoin terms is basically going to be $100,000”
- Peter said Bitcoin would perform exceptionally well in the future because its supporters have strong incentives to solve its consensus mechanism.
“Bitcoin is going to do unbelievably well uh in the future.”
- Alex said Bitcoin is an unproductive asset and that most crypto-branded activity is unproductive.
“I think Bitcoin as an asset class is an unproductive use of capital.”
- Chamath argues that traditional crypto is capped by limited buyer fungibility, security risks, and the possibility of AI-enabled cryptographic attacks.
“it's capped”
- Chamath says Bitcoin could eventually be hacked and fall to zero.
“eventually it gets hacked and then it goes to zero.”
- Visser says he has shifted most of his portfolio into crypto and expects his AI allocation to remain smaller.
“The majority of my portfolio moved into crypto.”
- Visser says Bitcoin is holding up during the selloff but is unlikely to rise until hedge-fund conditions stabilize.
“I don't think we're going to see a move higher in Bitcoin until we see some stabilization in the hedge fund scenario.”
- Visser says Bitcoin could meander back toward 75 before conditions improve.
“it would not surprise me if it kept meandering back down towards the 75 area”
Frequently asked questions
Are investors bullish or bearish on Bitcoin right now?
Over the 30 days to Oct 25, 2026, the voices we follow were mixed on balance: 1 bullish, 1 bearish, 0 neutral, based on each one's latest comment.
What does Jordi Visser think about Bitcoin?
He expects Bitcoin-related ETF share creation to rise significantly if Bitcoin moves back above $100,000. (Very bullish, Oct 25, 2026.)
What does Peter Diamandis think about Bitcoin?
Alex said Bitcoin is an unproductive asset and that most crypto-branded activity is unproductive. (Very bearish, Oct 23, 2026.)
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