Jeff Dorman

Arca CIO: Bitcoin ‘Either Worth $0 or $1M Per Token’
Jeff Dorman, CIO of fund manager Arca, discusses his long-term outlook for bitcoin’s price after the cryptocurrency failed to keep heading higher and remains in a tight range between $46,000 and $50,000. “It’s either worth $0 or it’s worth probably $1 million per token,” Dorman said.

Arca Launches First Actively Managed Income Fund in the Digital Assets Space
Jeff Dorman, CIO of California fund manager Arca, discusses where bitcoin is headed next after it broke $42K over the weekend, as U.S. lawmakers introduce two bills in what may be the most sweeping legislation yet to regulate the crypto markets. Plus, Arca launches “Arca Digital Yield Fund," the first actively managed income fund in the digital asset space.

Parsing 3 Types of Risk in Digital Assets
In digital assets, high yields are ubiquitous, but it’s not always clear what risks are actually taken to generate these yields, says our columnist.

Arca CIO: ‘No Bad Time to Buy Bitcoin’
Data shows bitcoin is one of this year’s worst-performing digital assets, but Jeff Dorman, CIO of crypto-asset manager Arca, says he still has a bullish outlook.

Bitcoin Price Outlook With Arca’s Jeff Dorman
Bitcoin markets analysis and predictions from Arca Chief Investment Officer Jeff Dorman.

The Fed's Easy-Money Policies Are Here to Stay; What Does That Mean for Bitcoin?
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the Fed will maintain its current easy-money policies until the job market rebounds. Jeff Dorman of Arca shares his thoughts on what's driving bitcoin investments and why Morgan Stanley entering the crypto space is a big deal. Plus, Dorman's insights into what he sees as inferior bitcoin investment products.

Bitcoin's Coronavirus Sell-off Throws Cold Water on Safe-Haven Argument
As U.S. stocks tumbled on Monday by the most in six months amid renewed coronavirus fears, bitcoin barely budged - at least in terms of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency’s trading history.

Never Mind Hodlers, Crypto Needs More Opportunist Investors
The crypto markets need more investors who come and go and who aren't solely crypto investors, says CoinDesk columnist Jeff Dorman.
