Peter Brandt does not rule out Bitcoin rising to $100,000.
Renowned technical analyst and head of Factor LLC Peter Brandt said he believes in the possibility of the first cryptocurrency rising to $100,000.Experts and thought leaders on the digital economy and cryptocurrency market.
Peter Brandt does not rule out Bitcoin rising to $100,000.
Renowned technical analyst and head of Factor LLC Peter Brandt said he believes in the possibility of the first cryptocurrency rising to $100,000.
Donald Trump: Bitcoin Looks Like a Scam Competing with the Dollar
Former U.S. President Donald Trump, in an interview with Fox Business, said that the first cryptocurrency 'looks like a scam'.
SkyBridge Capital urges investors to hold onto Bitcoin
The SkyBridge Capital chief investment officer, Troy Gajewski, urged keeping Bitcoin in the portfolio, despite gold's strong prospects.
Fidelity sees Bitcoin sliding to $23 000.
The price of the first cryptocurrency could fall to $30 000 or even $23 000, said Jurrien Timmer, head of macroeconomic research at Fidelity Investments.
VTB chief: Bitcoin is fake money
Andrey Kostin, chairman of VTB Bank, said he does not like Bitcoin and regards cryptocurrency as fake money.
Herman Gref calls cryptocurrency the riskiest investment instrument
Herman Gref, head of Sberbank, said that the safest investment instrument is a bank deposit, while cryptocurrencies and stocks are the most dangerous.
Opinion: Governments and Regulators Will Stop Bitcoin
Pascal Blanc, chief investment officer of Amundi, one of the world's largest asset managers, said governments and regulators will “stop the music” for Bitcoin. Reuters reports.
Aksakov: Bitcoin cannot be legalized due to its volatility
Bitcoin is not a currency but a store of value, and cannot be legalized in Russia due to its high volatility. This was stated by Anatoly Aksakov, head of the State Duma committee on the financial market.
Goldman Sachs likens Bitcoin to copper
The concept of digital gold does not fit the first cryptocurrency, which is more like copper, according to Jeff Currie, Goldman Sachs' head of commodities research, in an interview with CNBC.
Opinion: A mining ban in China would improve Bitcoin mining’s environmental footprint
Hydropower, geothermal, solar and wind energy already provide a significant share of Bitcoin's hash rate, and a possible mining ban in China would reduce its coal-based component. This view was voiced by Daniel Frumkin of Braiins.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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