Wall Street Veteran Jordi Visser Says Crypto Isn't A Binary Bet - It Doesn't Have To Be 'Worth A Million' To Be 'Worth Something'

• Jordi Visser said on Saturday that investors were wrong to think of crypto in terms of binaries.

• He argued that it's either "worth something" or it's not, in a conversation with Anthony Pompliano.

• Visser said crypto was very underowned and that AI agents needing to "transact in seconds" would force full tokenization by February next year.

Jordi Visser, a Wall Street veteran, said that investors were wrong to think of crypto "in terms of binaries," and that it is either "worth something" or it's not.

Speaking with Anthony Pompliano on Saturday, Visser, a macro strategist at 22V Research, made the remarks in a wide-ranging discussion about rates, artificial intelligence, and crypto. He argued that zero exposure to Bitcoin (BTC) was in itself a directional bet, and not a neutral one.

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He argued that, "If you have 0% weighting in Bitcoin, an investor is effectively assigning a "0% probability" to crypto's potential future impact. He further added that a 0% allocation was no longer defensible for a diversified portfolio.

Crypto Is 'So Underowned'

Visser linked that argument to crypto's size in relation to global wealth. "At a three-trillion-dollar, four-trillion market cap relative to 700 trillion in the human world, this is so underowned." He connected the case to AI agents, saying they will force the issue of tokenization, regardless of investor sentiment. "Agents need to transact in seconds," he said, predicting that assets "will be fully tokenized by February of 2027."