TechFlow, September 21 — According to CoinDesk, U.S. investment bank Jefferies stated in a recent client Q&A report aimed at major institutional investors that cryptocurrency remains in the "1996 stage," similar to the early days of the internet boom, and still has substantial room for growth. Many firms are actively developing investment strategies and determining how to allocate capital among tokens, ETFs, Digital Asset Treasury companies (DATs), and publicly traded companies with exposure to the sector. Jefferies analysts noted that excessive focus on Bitcoin's price diverts attention from blockchain technology’s disruptive potential across industries. Their clients have begun considering investments in the industry through exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies. The advice given echoes investment strategies from the 1996 internet era: be selective and focus on enduring utility.
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