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CoinShares CEO Warns: Crypto Rebound Masks Lack of Utility in Many Projects

As the cryptocurrency market experiences a sharp rebound, CoinShares CEO Jean-Marie Mognetti has cautioned investors against conflating rising prices with genuine value. In remarks reported by CoinPost, Mognetti warned that many digital…

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Aug 29, 2026 at 1:58 PM UTC · 3 分で読める

CoinShares CEO Warns: Crypto Rebound Masks Lack of Utility in Many Projects
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As the cryptocurrency market experiences a sharp rebound, CoinShares CEO Jean-Marie Mognetti has cautioned investors against conflating rising prices with genuine value. In remarks reported by CoinPost, Mognetti warned that many digital assets are climbing simply because risk appetite is returning, not because their underlying fundamentals have improved.

Market Rebound vs. Fundamental Value

Mognetti noted that investor sentiment had been at one of its lowest points in recent years just a month ago. The recent uptick in prices, he argued, does not signify that every cryptocurrency now possesses a viable use case or economic model. He pointed to the fact that more than 100 crypto projects have shut down or disappeared from the market this year, emphasizing that these failures were not solely due to macroeconomic conditions.

Instead, the primary causes were depleted funding, security vulnerabilities, and a failure to create sufficient utility, revenue, or economic value. This distinction is critical for investors who might assume that a rising tide lifts all boats in the crypto space.

Why Utility Matters Now More Than Ever

The CoinShares CEO’s warning comes at a time when the market’s recovery is drawing renewed attention from retail and institutional investors alike. However, Mognetti’s comments suggest that the current rally could be a trap for those who overlook the fundamentals. He urged investors to shift their focus from asking whether the market is back to examining which assets can retain value when liquidity, political conditions, and investor sentiment no longer support price gains.

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