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Showing posts with label Bitcoin Price in Australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bitcoin Price in Australia. Show all posts

Friday, February 11, 2022

JP Morgan Anticipated Long Term Price Value of Bitcoin Has Significant Chances to Hit $150K Level.

 

The world Famous Global Financial Investment Giant JP Morgan has recently anticipated that most probably the future price of the King of Cryptocurrencies Bitcoin has significant potential to hit the price range of $150k near time in the future. However, the Financial experts of JP Morgan clearly stated that the fair and balanced price of Bitcoin will likely remain around $38K - $40K. Moreover, they also added the biggest barrier that is not letting the King of Cryptos Bitcoin move forward is its unpredictable volatility and the boom and bust scenario that is preventing more financial institutions from its further adoption.

JPMorgan’s Bit coin Price Forcast

World-renowned Global Financial investment bank JPMorgan has recently unveiled its crypto currency and financial experts prediction about the long-term potential and expected hikes in the price range of Bitcoin along with the fair price value range of the world top Cryptocurrency Bitcoin.The team of financial experts and cryptocurrency strategists supervised by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou mentioned in their recent research work on Tuesday that all eyes of his research and technical analysts are on the moves of Bitcoin and that is mostly viewed at $145k- $150k in the long term as it was anticipated last year as well.     

At this level, Bitcoin’s total market value would be on par with that of all gold held privately for investment purposes, they explained.

Right now the total market worth of Bitcoin will be the equivalent of the privately held Gold that most investors still hold for investment purposes.

However, the cryptocurrency experts and analysts did explain the fair price value of Bitcoin for the current year is $38K that was technically analysed last year as the previous year fair value of Bitcoin was anticipated around $35 K 

The team also stated that the current fair value of Bitcoin is roughly four times volatile as Gold. They further explained that if in case this volatility comes down to thee times then folks should expect the fair price value of BTC around $50 k level. 

The JPMorgan Financial Analyst & strategists said 


The biggest barrier that is not letting the King of Cryptos Bitcoin move forward is its unpredictable volatility and the boom and bust scenario that is preventing more financial institutions from its further adoption.  


The current market price of Bitcoin is at & 43,856 entirely based on the data taken by Bitcoin.com Market price. Moreover, the price of Bitcoin is almost 19% higher over the last seven days and nearly 5% up since the last 30 days. 
In addition to it, the Most recent client survey of JP Morgan indicates that a large number of holders are expecting the price level of Bitcoin this year would hit the $60 K range again.  


 

On the other side of the current picture, the CEO of JP Morgan Jamie Dimon constantly warns crypto lovers not to invest in cryptocurrencies as it has no intrinsic value in the financial market. He further added last October that 


Bitcoin seems worthless as the asset does not hold any intrinsic value and raises significant concerns and questions on its limited supply. 


What do you folks understand by the statements given by JP Morgan’s Financial and Cryptocurrency experts about Bitcoin price prediction? Do let us know about it in the comments section.  

  


Friday, July 2, 2021

Australian Financial Regulators Are Looking For Advice on Cryptocurrency Related Digital Assets

 

The Australian Financial Regulators and (ASIC) has started a gateway to receive genuine and meaningful consultations in order to design a legal framework to regulate Crypto currencies-related assets in Australia. The commission seeks proper guidance and suggestions to accept cryptocurrency as an underlying asset. Analysts said the requested proposal could help introduce cryptocurrency-based assets in the Australian Market      


The Australian Securities controller gave a public meeting paper to conclude how to manage digital currency-based items. The paper, named "ASIC counsels on crypto-resource based ETPs and other speculation items," looks for exhortation on a few key subjects that could influence the issuance of digital money-based subsidiaries, like ETPs. To ASIC, digital forms of money are unique resources whose effect should be directed with more tight principles. In the paper, ASIC states the Mindful of interest in, and interest for, homegrown crypto-asset ETPs. Be that as it may, we are likewise mindful of the genuine danger of damage to buyers and markets if these items are not created and worked appropriately.

Australian Financial Regulator Requests Proposals for Crypto Based Assets

The paper perceives a few sorts of crypto resources, pushing not all digital currencies qualify as basic resources. Nonetheless, the ASIC proposes a

series of conditions a crypto resource should satisfy to be a hidden resource: an undeniable degree of institutional help, the accessibility of specialist co-ops to help ETPs giving openness to the crypto-resource, a developing spot market, a directed prospects market, and the accessibility of powerful and straightforward valuing systems.

With this conference, the Australian government flags its receptiveness to give guidelines acclimated to the truth of the market. Many think this is an altogether different suggestion, contrasted with what governments like China are doing. China is coordinating an all-out cryptographic money crackdown by removing trades and mining activities from its domain.

Australian Official May Follow Canada and Brazil’s As Example


Be that as it may, Australia appears to be more unbiased concerning crypto. Monetary Services Minister Jane Hume pronounced in May that Australians were allowed to put resources into these resources while agreeing with existing guidelines. She expressed: 

We take no issue with customers putting resources into digital forms of money. Yet, similar to interest in any resource class, they are dependent upon Australian law, including our market direct, know-your-customer, and duty laws. It's anything but a free pass. 

Taking everything into account, the objective is for financial backers to at last have a digital currency-based ETF accessible in the country. Therefore, the errand of retail and institutional financial backers needing to get openness to cryptographic forms of money would be rearranged. Australia could follow nations like Brazil and Canada, that as of now have crypto ETF items via giving crypto-accommodating administrative structures. 

What's your opinion on the most recent interview paper given by the ASIC? Advise us in the remarks segment underneath.