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Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan argued on Tuesday that the current crypto downturn, which has seen Bitcoin (BTC) lose 49% from its peak near $4.4 trillion in total market capitalization, is fundamentally healthier than the bear markets of 2018 and 2022 thanks to stronger infrastructure,

Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley predicts that two-thirds of global financial institutions will enter crypto within the next six months, citing direct conversations with top banking executives as the basis for his forecast. What Happened: Bitwise CEO's Adoption Forecast In an appearance on the Talking Tok

Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley told CNBC that Bitcoin's (BTC) drop below $70,000 gives institutions a "new crack at the apple" after assuming they had permanently missed lower entry points. The asset manager reported over $100 million in inflows on Monday when Bitcoin traded around $77,000, as long-term

Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to $73,150 on Tuesday according to CoinMarketCap data as a broader stock market selloff intensified pressure across digital assets. Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan said the market has been in "crypto winter" since January 2025. The decline accelerated as technology

Bitwise Asset Management argues in its Q4 2025 market review that the cryptocurrency sector's current drawdown mirrors the conditions of Q1 2023, when weak prices coincided with strengthening on-chain fundamentals before a multi-year rally. What Happened: Asset Manager Compares Current Conditions to