Institutional options selling, AI and delayed U.S. crypto regulation are weighing on bitcoin, according to STS Digital CEO Maxime Seiler.
- STS Digital CEO Maxime Seiler says institutional volatility-selling, AI investment and delayed U.S. crypto regulation are suppressing crypto prices.
- Traditional financial firms are rapidly adopting blockchain infrastructure, though much of the value is accruing to incumbents rather than crypto tokens, Seiler says.
- According to Seiler, the next major crypto rally will require regulatory clarity, easier monetary policy and broader institutional adoption of 24/7 financial markets.
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