AI will make stocks obsolete, driving investors to Bitcoin: Analyst

Bitcoin () will be a better investment than stocks in the coming decades due to artificial intelligence speeding up innovation cycles, making public companies inefficient investment vehicles, analyst and investor Jordi Visser predicted.

“If the innovation cycle is now sped up to weeks, we are in a video game where your company never hits escape velocity, and in that world, how do you invest? You don’t invest, you trade,” Visser Anthony Pompliano on Saturday. He also said:

“Bitcoin is a belief. Beliefs last longer than ideas. There are no companies in the S&P 500 from 100 BC; gold has been around since then. Bitcoin will be around for a long, long time. It’s a belief at this point, and people can fight it, but it’s going to be around. 

I think you want to start shorting ideas, and you want to be long beliefs,” Visser continued, adding that AI may compress what normally would have taken 100 years to accomplish in only five years. 

The prediction sheds light on the potential future of finance and capital structures, as artificial intelligence and blockchain technology , driving more value and participants to the digital economy.

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Companies continue as treasury reserve assets, often rebranding as pure crypto treasury plays and dumping their legacy business models.

These legacy financial vehicles provide equity investors with indirect exposure to BTC and crypto, while siphoning funds from traditional capital markets to digital finance.

Eric Trump per coin, telling the audience at the Bitcoin Asia 2025 conference in Hong Kong that nation-states, wealthy families, and public companies are all buying BTC.

Bitcoin’s market capitalization is over $2.1 trillion at the time of this writing, with some analysts predicting that it will overtake gold’s market cap over the coming decades.

The digital asset’s cross-border nature and through deployment in decentralized finance (DeFi) applications give it a competitive advantage over gold as a store of value, some crypto industry executives have argued. 

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