Dan Morehead

Founder & Managing Partner, Pantera Capital
@dan_pantera · tracked since Feb 2026
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Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 0
Best Calls
BK long +22.6%
BLK long +6.3%
Worst Calls
SOL long -12.4%
BTC long -3.2%
Most Mentioned
SOL ×2
BTC ×1
BLK ×1
Recent Calls
BK long 3 months ago
BLK long 3 months ago
SOL long 3 months ago
Win Rate 50% Long 4 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 50%
30d 25%
90d 100%
Average Return +3.3% Long Return +3.3% Short Return -
Average Return
7d -0.6%
30d -1.0%
90d +12.8%
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Long
Feb 05
$85.49
-12.4%
Morehead states that despite the 2025 downturn, "Anyone that's ever held Bitcoin for four years has doubled their money." He views the current "sea of red" (where ETF holders are underwater) as a temporary cyclical trough. The market is suffering from a "sell the news" event following the 2025 ETF/Treasury hype ($100B net buying). However, the fundamental drivers (legislation, institutional adoption) are stronger than ever. Buying during this "downdraft" allows investors to enter before the inevitable recovery driven by the 4-year cycle mechanics. LONG. Accumulate spot assets during the post-hype depression. Extended "crypto winter" or regulatory reversals despite recent progress.
Morehead states that despite the 2025 downturn, "Anyone that's ever held Bitcoin for four years has doubled their money." He views the current "sea of red" (where ETF holders are underwater) as a temporary cyclical trough. The market is suffering from a "sell the news" event following the 2025 ETF/Treasury hype ($100B net buying). However, the fundamental drivers (legislation, institutional adoption) are stronger than ever. Buying during this "downdraft" allows investors to enter before the inevitable recovery driven by the 4-year cycle mechanics. LONG. Accumulate spot assets during the post-hype depression. Extended "crypto winter" or regulatory reversals despite recent progress.
Crypto
Long
Feb 05
$114.68
+22.6%
Morehead notes that while "crypto natives" are active, the median institutional holding is still 0.0%. He explicitly names BlackRock (BLK) and Bank of New York (BK) as the pioneers who have built the rails. As the market matures and the "hype" settles into utility, the remaining 99% of institutions "have to cover their short" (i.e., move from 0% allocation). The incumbents who own the regulated infrastructure (custody, ETFs) will capture the fees from this multi-decade capital migration. LONG. Bet on the "picks and shovels" of institutional adoption. Regulatory caps on bank involvement in crypto; competition from crypto-native firms going public.
Morehead notes that while "crypto natives" are active, the median institutional holding is still 0.0%. He explicitly names BlackRock (BLK) and Bank of New York (BK) as the pioneers who have built the rails. As the market matures and the "hype" settles into utility, the remaining 99% of institutions "have to cover their short" (i.e., move from 0% allocation). The incumbents who own the regulated infrastructure (custody, ETFs) will capture the fees from this multi-decade capital migration. LONG. Bet on the "picks and shovels" of institutional adoption. Regulatory caps on bank involvement in crypto; competition from crypto-native firms going public.
Fintech
Long
Feb 05
$958.26
+6.3%
Morehead notes that while "crypto natives" are active, the median institutional holding is still 0.0%. He explicitly names BlackRock (BLK) and Bank of New York (BK) as the pioneers who have built the rails. As the market matures and the "hype" settles into utility, the remaining 99% of institutions "have to cover their short" (i.e., move from 0% allocation). The incumbents who own the regulated infrastructure (custody, ETFs) will capture the fees from this multi-decade capital migration. LONG. Bet on the "picks and shovels" of institutional adoption. Regulatory caps on bank involvement in crypto; competition from crypto-native firms going public.
Morehead notes that while "crypto natives" are active, the median institutional holding is still 0.0%. He explicitly names BlackRock (BLK) and Bank of New York (BK) as the pioneers who have built the rails. As the market matures and the "hype" settles into utility, the remaining 99% of institutions "have to cover their short" (i.e., move from 0% allocation). The incumbents who own the regulated infrastructure (custody, ETFs) will capture the fees from this multi-decade capital migration. LONG. Bet on the "picks and shovels" of institutional adoption. Regulatory caps on bank involvement in crypto; competition from crypto-native firms going public.
Fintech
Long
Feb 05
$68425.10
-3.2%
Morehead states that despite the 2025 downturn, "Anyone that's ever held Bitcoin for four years has doubled their money." He views the current "sea of red" (where ETF holders are underwater) as a temporary cyclical trough. The market is suffering from a "sell the news" event following the 2025 ETF/Treasury hype ($100B net buying). However, the fundamental drivers (legislation, institutional adoption) are stronger than ever. Buying during this "downdraft" allows investors to enter before the inevitable recovery driven by the 4-year cycle mechanics. LONG. Accumulate spot assets during the post-hype depression. Extended "crypto winter" or regulatory reversals despite recent progress.
Morehead states that despite the 2025 downturn, "Anyone that's ever held Bitcoin for four years has doubled their money." He views the current "sea of red" (where ETF holders are underwater) as a temporary cyclical trough. The market is suffering from a "sell the news" event following the 2025 ETF/Treasury hype ($100B net buying). However, the fundamental drivers (legislation, institutional adoption) are stronger than ever. Buying during this "downdraft" allows investors to enter before the inevitable recovery driven by the 4-year cycle mechanics. LONG. Accumulate spot assets during the post-hype depression. Extended "crypto winter" or regulatory reversals despite recent progress.
Crypto
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