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Bitcoin Building Path to Stability, Retail & Institutional Interest Grows

Kyle Chassé believes Bitcoin serves as a "better form of gold" but isn't convinced crypto is at a pure state of stabilization. However, he notes bullish tailwinds in a new Fed starting in 2026 paired with more institutional investments. Alisia Painter adds to Kyle's point, expecting retail trades in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to accelerate. In Friday's rapid crypto sell-off, Alisia saw confidence in Bitcoin's stability and recovery through the selling action.

Trading 360

13 Oct 2025

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