Bitwise Advisor Jeff Park Stays Bullish on Bitcoin, Says Not Owning BTC Is Being Short

Bitwise Advisor Jeff Park Stays Bullish on Bitcoin, Says Not Owning BTC Is Being Short

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2026-06-17 19:49:23
Bitwise advisor Jeff Park remains upbeat on Bitcoin, according to Benzinga, framing the absence of a BTC position as a form of being short Bitcoin.
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Benzinga reported that Bitwise advisor Jeff Park remains positive on Bitcoin. The report highlighted his statement: “If you don’t own Bitcoin, you’re short Bitcoin.” The comment reframes the discussion around Bitcoin from simple speculation about upside to the question of how investors should think about having no exposure to BTC.

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Park Focuses on Ownership Versus Absence

According to the summary of the report, Park said investors should think less about speculative upside in Bitcoin and more about what it means not to hold the asset. Bitcoin was identified in the report by its crypto ticker, BTC, and the comments were presented in the context of Park’s role as an advisor to Bitwise.

The Benzinga item was categorized as market analysis. Its central point was Park’s upbeat stance on Bitcoin and his use of the phrase “if you don’t own Bitcoin, you’re short Bitcoin” to describe the relationship between investors and BTC exposure. The provided summary did not include additional price data, trading instructions, or further commentary from other figures.

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