Veteran Trader Peter Brandt Reveals His Cryptocurrency Portfolio, Warns of a Major Market Correction

Veteran commodities trader Peter Brandt, known for his decades of market expertise and sharp insights, has shared details about his cryptocurrency portfolio while making bold predictions about the market's future.

Veteran commodities trader Peter Brandt has shared details about his cryptocurrency portfolio and made bold predictions about the market’s future.

Known for his decades of market expertise and sharp insights, Brandt has been a prominent voice in the trading community, offering commentary on market trends and his personal investment strategies.

Brandt owns Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, and Solana (SOL), an Ethereum competitor often called an “ETH killer.” However, he has tempered expectations regarding these two assets' potential for dramatic price increases.

According to Brandt, Bitcoin’s meteoric rise—from $0.07 in January 2010 to its recent trading levels above $100,000—has fueled speculation among millennial and Gen Z investors. But he cautioned against expecting similar gains in the future, suggesting that the days of exponential growth for Bitcoin and other digital assets are likely over.

"I own a little bit of Bitcoin. I own a little bit of Solana. But I'm not looking to those to make a lot of money anymore. Maybe other people are, but I'm not."

Peter Brandt surprisingly disclosed that his current investment focus is not on cryptocurrencies but on traditional equities.

"I bought Kimberly-Clark. I'm not supposed to say this. Some crypto people will say, 'Oh, Peter Brandt hates crypto. He bought Kimberly-Clark. He bought Kleenex.'"

Brandt added that he's also bought shares in Berkshire Hathaway and Johnson & Johnson.

"I'm not supposed to be talking about this stuff, but I am because I want to show you where the opportunities really are."

In addition to outlining his holdings, Brandt issued a stark warning about the cryptocurrency market. He anticipates a significant correction for Bitcoin, estimating a potential decline of 50%. His outlook for altcoins and meme coins is even more severe, forecasting losses of 90% and 100%, respectively.

Although he did not provide a specific timeline, his remarks suggest these events could unfold soon, possibly in 2025. As of now, Bitcoin has experienced a recovery, rising by 4.04% over the past 24 hours to its current price of $102,028.

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Brandt's skepticism toward cryptocurrencies reflects his broader investment philosophy, prioritizing long-term sustainability over speculative gains. While he has previously acknowledged the transformative potential of blockchain technology, he has consistently urged caution regarding speculative investments in digital assets, particularly those lacking clear utility or adoption.

Peter Brandt's latest commentary highlights the challenges facing the cryptocurrency market as it matures. While his decision to hold Bitcoin and Solana indicates confidence in their staying power, his shift toward traditional equities and warnings of a market downturn serves as a reminder of the volatility inherent in digital assets.

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