T. Rowe Price calls the current moment the best for investing in bitcoin

The top manager of the management company noted that the spot price of the asset approached the cost of its production

26.03.2025 - 16:10

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What’s new? Holding company T. Rowe Price, under the management of which are assets worth more than $1 trillion, has called the current time the most suitable for investing in bitcoin. This was stated by Dominic Rizzo, the company’s global technology portfolio manager, at the Exchange conference in Las Vegas, which brought together about 2000 investment advisors and asset managers.

Material by CoinDesk

What else is known?

“Bitcoin itself has traded very close to its average cost of mine. So if you think about it like a traditional commodity, that’s actually historically a really good time to have exposure to it when it's close to its cost of mine,” the top manager said.

In traditional commodity investing, the proximity of production costs to the spot price often signals that the price has bottomed out and may soon rebound.

According to MacroMicro, the current average mining price is around $84 770, while bitcoin’s spot price hovers around $87 000.

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Analysts also noted a drop in revenue for industry companies

Rizzo also said he sees blockchain and digital payments as an integral part of financial technology and artificial intelligence.

“The world is getting more global, we’re moving from cash to digital payments … so, I think digital payments is really at the nexus of moving money cheaply and taking a software-driven approach to areas that have historically been not software-driven.”

He said part of this movement is blockchain, which should be available to every investor, whether through owning shares in crypto exchanges or shares in crypto miners that profit from renting out capacity to AI startups for computing, among other things.

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