Mark Yusko, CEO of Morgan Creek Capital, said bitcoin is undervalued and should be accumulated, according to Bitcoin Magazine. His view is based on the principle that an asset trading below its perceived value presents a buying opportunity. The comments were reported by Bitcoin Magazine on September 16, 2026, in a brief focused on bitcoin’s valuation. Yusko’s remarks provide a bullish perspective on BTC, but the source material does not include a specific price target, valuation measure, time horizon, or forecast. It also does not provide details on the factors he used to determine that bitcoin is undervalued. For market participants tracking Bitcoin, the comments add an accumulation-oriented view from the Morgan Creek Capital chief executive without changing the limited information available on his underlying assessment.
Morgan Creek Capital CEO Says Bitcoin Is Undervalued and Should Be Accumulated
Morgan Creek Capital CEO Mark Yusko said bitcoin is undervalued and should be accumulated. Bitcoin Magazine reported the comments, which did not include a price target, valuation metric, or forecast.
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