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Alain Pitton/NurPhoto via Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Norwegian tycoon Kjell Inge Rokke recently joined a growing list of billionaires to embrace bitcoin. In a 23-page shareholder letter, Rokke breaks down his three-fold bitcoin investing strategy.  He details why he sees bitcoin as a solution instead of a problem for its perceived challenges. Yet another billionaire has jumped on the bitcoin bandwagon. This time, it's Norwegian tycoon Kjell ...

Tradecraft Capital Jake Ryan is the chief investment officer of crypto asset hedge fund Tradecraft Capital.  Ryan thinks bitcoin will have a market cap of $5 trillion by 2023 and $20 trillion by 2030. He also shares two emerging areas of the crypto-asset market that he's bullish on. Having spent the first 20 years of his career in software development, Jake Ryan has had no difficulty wrapping his head around the world of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Still, it took him more than seven years since bitcoin's creation in January 2009 to make his first d...

R.Tsubin/Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. After breaching a record-high of $58,000 last Sunday, bitcoin slid to $47,000 on Friday. Despite regulatory uncertainty, three CEOs of money managers are still bullish. They explain why bitcoin is still in its early stages and set to mature into a gold-like market cap. Is bitcoin entering a bear market ?  After the digital currency slid from its record...

Suzanne Hutchins, a portfolio manager overseeing $8 billion, breaks down the outlook for inflation, 4 ways to position and whether bitcoin is a hedge

This speculation could have significant knock-on effects. "These are all what I would describe as typical signs of excess and definitely things that make us take a cautious view on the overall market," Russell said. "What's difficult to really put across is the fact that this excess is pretty much contained into large, but specific, pockets of the market." Though the overall index could fall,  it doesn't necessarily mean everything will go down in value, Russell said. Russell is still investing in traditional businesses, such as retail, energy and financial companies, while avoiding momentum...