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Bitcoin at 100 dollars? Analysts say so!

created Marcin Kiepas8 Września 2021

On Wednesday, September 8 bitcoin rate was at the level of about 46,1 thousand. dollars, almost 10 percent. leaving the day before. For bank analysts Standard Chartered it must be a promotional course, because in just over a year they see bitcoin for 100. dollars. And that's not all.

Abstract forecast - are you sure?

Standard Chartered's cryptocurrency team forecasts that Bitcoin will rise to $ 2022 in early 100. dollars, and in the long run may increase even to 175 thousand. dollars. Where does such an increase come from? They assume that in the future:

"Bitcoin could become the dominant peer-to-peer payment for unbanked people."

Bitcoin quotes fell by almost 10 percent on Tuesday. to $ 46705 at the end of the day, taking the daily downhill to $ 42951,2 during the day. This is a significant step back below the psychological barrier of 50. dollars, interrupted the 1,5-month increases and in the optimistic scenario, it will stop bitcoin's increases for at least a few weeks. 

In the pessimistic scenario, the market has turned and will now start moving towards the July lows. However, this scenario will be considered seriously only when the quotation below 44k permanently returns. dollars.

BTCUSD, daily chart, 08.09.2021/XNUMX/XNUMX

BTC / USD daily chart. Source: Tickmill

They go back to Standard Chartered's analysts, they also valued it Ethereum, the second most popular cryptocurrency. They believe it is "Structural valuation" is 26-35 thousand. dollars.

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About the Author
Marcin Kiepas
Tickmill UK analyst. Financial markets analyst with 20-year experience, publishing in Polish financial media. He specializes in the foreign exchange market, Polish stock market and macroeconomic data. In his analyzes he combines technical and fundamental analysis. Looking for medium-term trends, examining the impact of macroeconomic data, central banks and geopolitical events on the financial markets.