Elliott Management warns: the collapse of Crypto Assets is "inevitable," and the status of the dollar may be impacted.

Elliott Management, a radical investment firm led by billionaire Paul Singer, recently issued a stern warning about the Crypto Assets market in a letter to investors, stating that the current "encryption bubble" has entered a dangerous zone, and a market collapse is "inevitable," which could threaten the dollar's position as a global reserve currency.

"Unprecedented" Speculative Frenzy

According to a report by Fortune, Elliot bluntly stated in the letter that the current price surge in the encryption market is more driven by speculation and political motives than the intrinsic value of the assets.

"We have never seen a market like this." The letter pointed out that investors are flocking to assets lacking solid support, especially meme coins, creating speculative behavior similar to gambling.

The company believes that this speculative frenzy has attracted a large number of new investors who are betting that prices will continue to rise without fundamental support, which poses a very high systemic risk to the market.

Impact of Policies During the Trump Era

Elliott attributes part of the explosive growth of Crypto Assets to former U.S. President Donald Trump's support for digital assets during his tenure.

The letter points out that the digital asset policies promoted by Trump and the involvement of his family in multiple encryption projects—including World Liberty Finance (WLFI), American Bitcoin (ABTC), and the presidential official memecoin "TRUMP"—not only enhanced the legitimacy of the encryption industry but also sparked criticism from the Democratic Party.

Potential Impact on the Status Against the US Dollar

Elliott warned that if the U.S. government continues to promote a national digital asset plan, such as the "National Digital Asset Reserve Fund" proposed by Trump, it could undermine the dollar's influence in the global economy. "This is extremely dangerous."

The letter emphasizes that the position of the US dollar as the world's primary reserve currency may be shaken due to the policy support of Crypto Assets.

Call on investors to remain cautious

The company reiterates that the current Crypto Assets market is driven more by "speculative trends" rather than solid financial fundamentals. Investors should recognize that once the bubble bursts, the consequences could affect the entire financial system, leading to unpredictable chain reactions.

Conclusion

The warning from Elliott Management highlights the vulnerabilities behind the rapid development of the Crypto Assets market. When politics, speculation, and capital intertwine, the market's risk exposure will be sharply amplified. For investors, finding a balance amid high volatility and policy uncertainty will be a core issue in the near future.