Economist and author of the book 'The Bitcoin Standard' Saifedean Ammous expressed the opinion that institutional investors do not pose a threat to Bitcoin, dispelling the concerns of many market participants. In his latest comments, which are actively discussed in the community on the X platform as of April 25, 2025, Ammous emphasized that Bitcoin, as a decentralized asset, remains resilient to external influences, even when large players enter the market.
He argued that the growing interest from institutions, such as funds and corporations, on the contrary, contributes to the stability of Bitcoin by enhancing its legitimacy and liquidity. Ammous also noted that Bitcoin withstands pressure due to its limited issuance and independence from traditional financial systems. 'Institutions can influence short-term volatility, but not the fundamental value of Bitcoin,' the economist stated.
This position contradicts the views of some analysts who had previously warned of the risks of market manipulation due to mass adoption by institutions. For example, in 2019, Pavel Kravchenko from Distributed Lab predicted a collapse of Bitcoin to zero due to their influence, but Ammous considers such concerns exaggerated.
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