Coin Stories News Block: Bitcoin Hits New ATH, BTC & Gold Dubbed "Debasement Trade," Ray Dalio Shares Bitcoin FUD, CAMT Policy Fix
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Oct 6, 2025 Bitcoin hits new heights as JPMorgan labels it the 'Debasement Trade,' with a fair value estimate of $165k. The global debt crisis now stands at a staggering $338 trillion, raising concerns over fiat currency risks. Ray Dalio's criticisms of Bitcoin’s privacy and security are addressed, despite his continued investment in it. Additionally, Robinhood enters the scene by listing strategy’s preferred equity products, signaling growing interest in Bitcoin income alternatives. Buckle up for insights into macroeconomics and cryptocurrency!
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CAMT Guidance Avoids Forced Sales
- Do note that the Treasury and IRS clarified corporations will not pay the 15% CAMT on unrealized Bitcoin gains.
- This removes a potential forced-sale tax pressure on firms holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets.
Record Global Debt Fuels Hard-Money Demand
- Global debt at a record $338 trillion likely pushes governments toward currency debasement over austerity.
- That dynamic helps explain why hard assets like gold and Bitcoin are outperforming in 2025.
Banks Reprice Bitcoin As Debasement Hedge
- JPMorgan calls gold and Bitcoin the "debasement trade" amid inflation, deficits, and geopolitical risk.
- The bank also raised Bitcoin's fair value estimate to about $165,000, signaling institutional revaluation.
