Study: Bitcoin’s Volatility to Level With Fiat by 2019
The volatility of Bitcoin is forecasted to reach a similar level as other current fiat currencies by 2019, says a new study by Chappuis Halder & Co. It looked into whether the digital currency’s price can be forecasted like any other asset. Meant to create a model that is able to predict Bitcoin’s price behavior or be able to identify its future values within a confidence interval - as it exists today for other assets - the paper aimed at understanding the behavior of Bitcoin’s price. It gave an overview of its mechanics and that of the Blockchain technology before explaining internal....
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Bitcoin hype has never been quite the same since 2019, according to this metric. Since its drop below $4,000 in March 2020, Bitcoin (BTC) has ridden a bullish trend all the way past its 2017 all-time high, recently hitting almost $42,000. During that time, however, Bitcoin’s Twitter activity has underperformed in comparison to its price. Looking at information from crypto data outfit The TIE indicates that Bitcoin’s price is traveling above its Hype-To-Activity Ratio — a metric which shows tweet volume against asset trading volume — since 2019. “Hype-To-Activity Ratio measures the number....
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Grayscale CEO says that Bitcoin will win because both a Trump or a Biden election victory would result in more "brrr" or the expansion of the US dollar supply. Whether it is a Democratic sweep led by Joe Biden or a Donald Trump reelection, Bitcoin (BTC) would likely thrive. Industry executives, including DCG and Grayscale CEO Barry Silbert, say both a Trump or a Biden win would buoy BTC.The optimistic stance of industry execs despite the glaring election risk comes after Grayscale’s Bitcoin study.Trump wins = brrr Biden wins = brrr Either way, bitcoin wins— Barry Silbert....