Wall Street Brokers Growing Interested In Bitcoin And Miners, Analyst Says
Fintech institutional investors are growing more aware and interested in BTC and mining companies, DA Davidson analyst Christopher Brendler reported.Interest from Wall Street in Bitcoin is growing, having tripled since the beginning of the year, DA Davidson's analyst said.Analyst Christopher Brendler estimates that three times as many Wall Street brokers that cover the payments sector are taking bitcoin seriously now than in January.DA Davidson recently started researching the industry and is bullish on BTC miners in the short term.Wall Street is growing more aware and interested in....
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