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Cryptocurrency markets have the ability to prove people wrong in the long run, says Adamant Capital’s Tuur Demeester

Cryptocurrency markets have the ability to prove people wrong in the long run, says adamant capital’s tuur demeester

Cryptocurrency markets have the ability to prove people wrong in the long run, says Adamant Capital’s Tuur Demeester

Cryptocurrency markets have the ability to prove people wrong in the long run, says adamant capital’s tuur demeester

The risks associated with bitcoin and the entire cryptocurrency market, in general, have been a topic that has been discussed several times following several new malicious practices and the fact that privacy and security have become a primary focus among developers.

In a recent interview with Peter McCormack, Tuur Demeester, Founding Partner at Adamant Capital, spoke about the importance of exchanges’ privacy parameters and its effects on its holdings. Demeester stated that markets have a great ability to prove people wrong in the long run.

This was said in connection with the fact that bitcoin’s performance over the past few months was directly contradictory to the bearish predictions given by analysts. The Adamant Capital exec went on to say,

“There is no retail gambler, it is more like professional traders. The retail investors don’t care about technical indicators but rather they care just about the profits. Another aspect of the research I conducted on bitcoin was about risk analysis and whether all the hacks and attacks happening with cryptocurrencies has actually affected the market.”

According to Demeester, several exchanges, both big and small, were “hot in terms of security and privacy.” He opined that sometimes, customers should consider security features of exchanges, rather than just looking at how long the organization has thrived. In his words,

“I understand that it is important how long an exchange has lasted; the years of experience naturally would have led to some learnings. But unless the security features are up to the mark, there really is no purpose. Because once your coins are hacked, they are gone forever.”

Another point stressed on by Demeester was regulations and how policies are forcing people to liquidate their assets. He also cited his own positive comments about bitcoin made recently, when he said that the world’s largest cryptocurrency will finally get larger market exposure in 2019.

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Bitcoin Will Cost $500,000 By 2030 – Snapchat Investor Liew

bitcoin at $500,000 by 2030 is the latest sky-high prediction to come from high-flying personalities, this time Snapchat’s first investor.


Smith, Liew: Developing Markets Will Drive bitcoin’s Moontrip

In a joint presentation with Blockchain CEO Peter Smith, Jeremy Liew, whose stake in Snapchat is now worth $2 billion, said that external factors driving interest in bitcoin would propel it to unseen heights in the coming decade.

Remittance increases, mobile penetration and political uncertainty top the list.

Peter Smith and Jeremy Liew

Business Insider quoted Liew and Smith as saying:

We believe bitcoin awareness, high liquidity, ease of transport and continued market outperformance as geopolitical risks mount, will make bitcoin a strong contender for investment at a consumer and investor level.

Developing countries represent a significant market for bitcoin, with countries such as Kenya already conducting financial activities via mobile, having skipped banking in what was previously a highly cash-driven economy.

With such mobile monopolies come easier remittances. In Kenya, dedicated startup BitPesa is already cornering both markets with bitcoin.

Enough users, according to Smith and Liew, and the virtual currency’s value will take care of itself.

“Put another way, we need a population of bitcoin users around a quarter of the Chinese population (or 5% of the global population) in 2030 to see bitcoin at $500k,” they said.

bitcoin Slow And Steady In 2017 – $1000 A Piece

Current hurdles facing bitcoin propagation, specifically network capacity and the wary approach taken to related financial instruments by regulators, do not faze Smith in particular.

“The SEC’s ruling wasn’t a surprise to us,” he said about the Winklevoss twins’ rejected Bitcoin ETF.

“We know that getting this sort of approval is going to take (a potentially long) time. In the meantime, bitcoin is already simple to buy and hold and, as the asset continues to mature, we’ll continue to see an increase in the development and deployment of surrounding products.”

Bitcoin Values from April 2016 - April 2017

Nonetheless, in keeping with the current sentiment, both agree on a 2017 bitcoin price of $1000 – slightly less than today’s spot rate.

bitcoin’s Reliability Unrivalled Despite Problems

Other recent price estimates to come from well-known sources include several from Vinny Lingham, who in December forecast $3000 this year.

His optimism came with a hint of caution, however, the entrepreneur adding that too rapid a price increase would be detrimental to the industry and reintroduce volatility and associated lack of trust.

Smith concluded:

bitcoin is incredibly resilient and stable…In fact, the bitcoin Blockchain has operated for 7+ years with no downtime, a feat no other back-end system operating at this scale can claim.

What do you think about Jeremy Liew and Peter Smith’s forecast? Let us know in the comments below!


Images courtesy of Coinbase, Blockchain, Shutterstock

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