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Bitcoin Could See Largest Bull Run in History, Says Market Analyst

Bitcoin could see largest bull run in history, says market analyst

Bitcoin Could See Largest Bull Run in History, Says Market Analyst

bitcoin continues to inspire bullishness as it breaks resistance levels and climbs its way towards $8,000. In fact, one senior analyst believes bitcoin “might just be on the cusp of the largest bitcoin bull run in history.”


Are you feeling bullish? Mati Greenspan certainly is.

The senior market analyst at eToro tweeted this morning:

We might just be on the cusp of the largest bitcoin bull run in history.

At the time of this writing, bitcoin 00 is experiencing a noticeable increase in volume and showing many bullish signals — though history has proven it doesn’t take much to tip the scales. One strong sell-off could still easily send bitcoin down to $5,000, if not $3,000.

‘Game Changer’

It’s worth noting that the bullishness gripping the market today is not without merit and has largely been spurred on by news of interest from major institutional players like Blackrock.

Romal Almazo, Cryptocurrency Lead at Capco, told Express.co.uk that tier 1 banks and financial institutions are starting to weigh their options in regards to the cryptocurrency market. He explained:

Blackrock really stands out to me as the arrival of institutional money will be a game changer. People need to remember that the crypto market is still less than 1 per cent of the daily volumes of the FX market.

He continued:

Any signs of the big players entering the market will cause huge waves. Though my personal belief is that we are still a few years away from reaching this tipping point, we are in what I would refer to as an exploratory phase when it comes to institutions and crypto.

Bitcoin could see largest bull run in history, says market analyst

However, nobody should expect institutional investors to jump in today or tomorrow. There are still some obstacles holding them back — though, the infrastructure is currently being built.

Almazo told the daily national middle market tabloid newspaper:

Right now, as Tier 1 banks and financial institutions explore their options, the two main things that are holding them back are the lack of regulatory oversight and the numerous risks associated with digital custody and storage. This will also mean a huge opportunity for insurers to get into the market and partner with digital custodians and digital storage providers.

He continued:

Before banks start investing in cryptocurrency, they will require a secure storage process with low settlement risk. We are still a long way off from providing the level of quality assurance institutions like Blackrock are accustomed to. Though expect this to change as the technology evolves.

Bitcoin could see largest bull run in history, says market analyst

Silbert Goes In

Barry Silbert of Digital Currency Group is also feeling a bit bullish. He recently told an audience at the Delivering Alpha Conference in New York:

As an asset class it is here to stay. I’m 100 percent confident a decentralised, non-fiat form of money is here to stay.

He also has reportedly put his money where his mouth is, stating:

I think we’ve probably hit the bottom for the year. I actually put some money into bitcoin last week.

Do you think we are on the cusp of the biggest bitcoin bull run in history? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 


Images courtesy of Twitter, CoinMarketCap.com, Shutterstock.

Published at Mon, 23 Jul 2018 12:30:19 +0000

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Anything goes in the cryptoland, so much so that an altcoin created as a parody has just reached a billion dollar market capacity. Dogecoin was created in 2013, its mascot is a Japanese Shiba Inu dog made popular by an internet meme dating back eight years.

The dog it seems has broken off its leash after being largely left behind last year as other altcoins too center stage. Defying its creator’s belief, DOGE has risen 900% in the past six weeks from $0.001 to its current high of $0.01. What is more astounding is that it has surpassed the billion dollar market capacity which puts it just behind Russian crypto platform Waves in the market cap charts. Over $120 million has been traded in DOGE in the past 24 hours according to Coinmarketcap.

Jackson Palmer, the founder of the cryptocurrency who left the team in 2015, is concerned;

“The fact that most conversations happening in the media and between peers focus on the investment potential is worrying, as it draws attention away from the underlying technology and goals this movement was based on. I have a lot of faith in the Dogecoin Core development team to keep the software stable and secure, but I think it says a lot about the state of the cryptocurrency space in general that a currency with a dog on it which hasn’t released a software update in over 2 years has a $1B+ market cap.”

Current Dogecoin developer Patrick Lodder was equally surprised and told Coindesk;

“To me, this proves that we don’t need shiny features or a ton of innovation and even with a conservative – and in my own case completely distracted – development team for a boom,”

The sentiment was shared by another developer on the team, Max Keller;

“It’s a little scary when you work on software that powers a billion dollar network. This is quite the responsibility. And also one of the main reasons why we are so reluctant to just slap any ‘innovative’ tech into the reference client. Still, I am proud of what we achieved and thankful to be part of such a great community.”

Dogecoin does not really have a grand purpose aside from being a simple internet currency. Its appeal could just be its low cost. There is a psychological barrier to overcome when a single digital coin such as bitcoin is worth $15,000, new traders would be more comfortable owning several thousand smaller altcoins than a fraction of a bitcoin. Digital assets trading house Octagon Strategy managing director Dave Chapman told CNBC;

“The two most well-known cryptocurrencies (i.e. bitcoin and ethereum) are considered too expensive for most new entrants. Despite being able to purchase a fraction of each, there is a real psychological barrier around owning something in its entirety,”

DOGE is currently traded the most on Bittrex and Poloniex which have 23% and 20% of the volume respectively.

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