BlackRock expects Bitcoin to regain investor interest due to rising US government debt and fiscal concerns ahead of midterm elections, despite its recent underperformance. Meanwhile, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon favors AI-driven growth, citing strong AI spending, a healthy labor market, and stable economic growth that have boosted stock markets. Bitcoin currently trades well below its peak, with institutional demand weakening, but BlackRock remains optimistic about its long-term potential as a hedge against fiscal uncertainty. The coming months will test whether Bitcoin can regain momentum or if AI continues to dominate investment trends in 2026.
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