Cardano Founder Expects Capital Flood Into Crypto Later This Year

In a recent address, he pointed to an improving global outlook and anticipated rate cuts from the Federal Reserve as the primary catalysts.

Hoskinson suggested that while current trade disputes—particularly between the U.S. and China—are causing short-term uncertainty, they’re likely to ease in the months ahead. Once that happens, he expects investor confidence to rebound, helping to calm markets.

A key factor in his forecast is the Federal Reserve’s expected pivot to lower interest rates. Once borrowing becomes cheaper and liquidity returns to the system, he anticipates a surge of capital heading toward digital assets.

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In his view, crypto stands to benefit significantly from this influx, especially as the U.S. begins to finalize long-awaited regulatory frameworks.

He pointed to developments such as stablecoin regulation and broader market structure reforms as signs that the environment is becoming more favorable to institutional investment.

According to him, these changes could set the stage for a renewed wave of market enthusiasm, with speculative activity likely to rise later in the year—potentially around August or September.

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