The Currency analytics
By Jean-Luc Maracon
Louis Frederic Laszlo reports that major investors are abandoning bitcoin. On February 27, 2026, these financial players now view the cryptocurrency as too risky.
Recent turbulence reinforces their decision. In January, bitcoin lost 15% in a single week. This kind of volatility alarms fund managers who are seeking more stable alternatives.
Regulation remains a major obstacle. Several governments are considering tightening controls on crypto transactions. Regulatory uncertainties discourage institutional involvement.
Competition is also intensifying in the digital asset sector. Stablecoins attract institutional investors with their relative stability.
Blockchain technology is no longer sufficient.
Doubts persist about bitcoin's long-term viability. Investors now favor projects with concrete applications and clear returns on investment.
On February 23, UBS announced that it was reevaluating its crypto investment strategy. This follows significant losses incurred in the last quarter, largely due to bitcoin's…
The crypto sector must adapt quickly. New business models are emerging, trying to regain lost trust.
The market is on the lookout for upcoming regulatory announcements that could change the situation. For now, caution prevails.
Bitcoin briefly crossed $30,000 on February 25 before dropping again.
On February 28, Binance announced a significant drop in bitcoin transaction volumes. This is part of a context where institutional investors are adjusting their asset allocation…
On February 29, the Bank of Japan expressed concerns about bitcoin price fluctuations during a meeting with financial sector players.
It remains to be seen if the coming weeks will bring more clarity. For now, institutional investors seem to have made their decision.
European central banks are closely monitoring this institutional capital flight. The European Central Bank organized a technical meeting on February 26 with several national…
Goldman Sachs has quietly reduced its crypto trading services according to internal sources cited by Reuters on February 25.