The growing demand for asset preservation and cross-border allocation tools, as noted by Cathie Wood, may boost the demand for bitcoin and digital assets.
According to Odaily, ARK Invest founder Cathie Wood stated on the X platform that capital outflows from relatively unstable countries worldwide will provide new upward momentum for Bitcoin and other digital assets.
She pointed out that artificial intelligence is leading a technological revolution and is "drawing a lot of attention and liquidity" in the investment sector, but AI cannot replace the role that digital assets play in the current global environment—especially their function as a "wealth insurance tool."
Cathie Wood emphasized that amid rising macroeconomic uncertainty, investors’ demand for asset preservation and cross-border allocation tools is increasing, and digital assets are gradually becoming an important way to meet this demand.
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