stocktwits.com Jordi Visser Dismisses Bitcoin Zero Warning as a Joke
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- •Jordi Visser dismissed Palihapitiya's Bitcoin warning as unfounded.
- •Hedge funds are facing significant losses, with multiple strategies down over 1%.
- •Visser predicts a potential stabilization in AI stock sell-offs within two weeks.
Jordi Visser publicly refuted Chamath Palihapitiya's claim that Bitcoin will go to zero, labeling it as 'completely just a joke.' He argued that Palihapitiya lacks the credentials to make such statements and emphasized that banks now have a vested interest in Bitcoin's stability. Visser noted that hedge funds are experiencing a significant downturn, with multiple strategies down over 1% recently. He believes that the sell-off in AI stocks could stabilize within two weeks and acknowledged the need for stronger security measures for Bitcoin. Despite the bearish sentiment among retail investors, Bitcoin's price has seen a slight increase of 1% in the last 24 hours. Visser's comments were made during a podcast with Anthony Pompliano.
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