[Block Rhythm] At the beginning of December, Bernstein's analyst team made an interesting observation - the market is all focused on when BTC will hit the bottom, but this round of adjustment is different from the previous ones.
They noticed that although the coin prices are falling, the fundamentals of those core crypto companies are actually quite solid. It's not just talk; they are genuinely transforming and exploring new ways to make money.
In a client report led by Gautam Chhugani, it is acknowledged that, indeed, crypto-related stocks have not been performing well recently: Coinbase dropped 21% in a month, Circle fared worse with a 37% loss, and Robinhood also fell by 12%. However, they believe that the real bubble is mainly in those marginal projects that blindly follow the Strategy play. As for the Strategy itself? The team directly stated: there is fundamentally no need to worry about its survival in the long term.
The most crucial point is this contrast—stock prices are falling, but operational data of companies is rising. Bernstein believes the industry is undergoing a turning point: things that were previously avoided due to unclear regulations can now be done freely. Companies are starting to think seriously about how to sustain themselves more stably, aside from relying on trading fees that depend on market conditions.
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DaoTherapy
· 6h ago
The coin price has fallen like this, yet they are still silently transforming, fortunately, this group of people did not wait for the market reaction.
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OvertimeSquid
· 6h ago
The coin price has fallen like this, yet some institutions say the fundamentals are solid? I can't help but feel this is just that old, tired argument...
Coinbase falling 21% can still be called "solid"; then what actually indicates a problem?
Transformation? It's all forced, isn't it? I can't see any sincerity in it.
This report is just pumping up the holders.
However, to be fair, garbage projects really do need to be cleared out; I agree with that.
I really want to see what Strategy has relied on to survive for so long.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 6h ago
The price of coins may fall, but these big players are quietly making a fortune. I just wonder how traditional VCs can understand our industry.
To put it bluntly, it’s about accumulating at the bottom; don’t let short-term fluctuations scare you away.
Coinbase fell by 21%? Uh... I still trust this report from Bernstein a bit more.
If the marginal projects die, so be it; those that are meant to survive will survive.
This wave of decline really feels different; there are indeed people working.
The big companies are really transforming; it’s not like the pure speculation from before.
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SellLowExpert
· 7h ago
The coin price may fall, but the fundamentals haven't collapsed; this time is indeed a bit different.
I laughed when Coinbase dropped 21%, which shows there are still people buying the dip, not completely in despair.
Circle's 37%... wow, that's a real live demonstration of Cut Loss.
The bubbles of marginal projects should be squeezed, while the real players are quietly making a fortune.
So the current question is not whether the coin will die, but who can last until the bottom is reached.
The story of Strategy is far from over; Bernstein's words remind me of last year's rhetoric, and in the end, they still made it.
The difficulty of this adjustment lies in this—it's hard to tell whether you're buying the dip or getting played for suckers.
It seems that the real money-makers are those enterprises in the transition phase; the decline in coin prices might actually be their opportunity.
Bernstein: This round of adjustment is different, encryption companies are quietly transforming.
[Block Rhythm] At the beginning of December, Bernstein's analyst team made an interesting observation - the market is all focused on when BTC will hit the bottom, but this round of adjustment is different from the previous ones.
They noticed that although the coin prices are falling, the fundamentals of those core crypto companies are actually quite solid. It's not just talk; they are genuinely transforming and exploring new ways to make money.
In a client report led by Gautam Chhugani, it is acknowledged that, indeed, crypto-related stocks have not been performing well recently: Coinbase dropped 21% in a month, Circle fared worse with a 37% loss, and Robinhood also fell by 12%. However, they believe that the real bubble is mainly in those marginal projects that blindly follow the Strategy play. As for the Strategy itself? The team directly stated: there is fundamentally no need to worry about its survival in the long term.
The most crucial point is this contrast—stock prices are falling, but operational data of companies is rising. Bernstein believes the industry is undergoing a turning point: things that were previously avoided due to unclear regulations can now be done freely. Companies are starting to think seriously about how to sustain themselves more stably, aside from relying on trading fees that depend on market conditions.