Institutions have no appetite for Bitcoin at this price level: JPMorgan

Institutions have no appetite for Bitcoin at this price level: JPMorgan

JPMorgan does not expect a bull run for Bitcoin over the medium term based on the BTC-to-gold volatility ratio. As Bitcoin (BTC) price failed to hold its breath above the $35,000 yesterday, JPMorgan expects an overall bearish movement below the critical price level based on the BTC-to-gold volatility ratio. In a note sent to investors on Wednesday, JPMorgan detailed its reasoning to see the fair value of Bitcoin between $23,000–$35,000 over the medium term. The banking giant previously pictured a $140,000 roadmap if the biggest cryptocurrency matches gold’s allocation and volatility....


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