Norway indirectly holds Bitcoin: A probing step or just randomness?
The market is excited about the news that Norway increased its Bitcoin exposure by 149%, but investors need to keep a cool head. The thing is, if you look closely at the data, this amount of Bitcoin only accounts for less than 0.04% of the fund's total assets. This is an extremely modest figure, almost just a "drop in the bucket" for a national-sized fund. The significant increase in exposure is mainly due to the soaring stock values of companies like Strategy or MARA, not because this fund actively changed its investment strategy to Crypto. #anhbacong
Retail investors should not rush to "jump ship" or FOMO based on sensational headlines. Their indirect ownership through stocks also means they can divest at any time if the stock market fluctuates. Remember that the goal of national funds is to preserve capital, so they will be very cautious. Don't consider this an "all-in" order from the Norwegian government. Just trade with a plan, set tight stop-losses, and don't let the percentage growth figures deceive your sense of reality. $BTC
