JPMorgan: Bitcoin Is Undervalued; Says Fair Price Is 28% Higher
26 May 2022 - 3:08AM
NEWSBTC
Despite the crypto bear market, JPMorgan believes bitcoin is
grossly undervalued. The bank today repeated its appraisal of
bitcoin’s fair worth of $38,000, which it awarded the
cryptocurrency in February when it was trading around $43,400. This
is almost a 28% increase over the current price of $29,757.
JPMorgan Gives Nod To Crypto As Alternative Asset Class Cryptos
have surpassed real estate as one of the bank’s favored
“alternative assets” or assets that don’t fit into traditional
categories like equities and bonds, according to a note released on
Wednesday. It stated that it still believes $38,000 is a fair price
for bitcoin. That sum was 28% higher than bitcoin’s morning price
of $29k. The bank’s strategists, including Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou,
wrote in the note: “The past month’s crypto market correction looks
more like capitulation relative to last January/February and going
forward we see upside for bitcoin and crypto markets more
generally.” Related reading | Bitcoin Rejects Downside At $29k,
Here’s Why This Is Good However, JPMorgan warned that the steep
sell-off in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has been more than
in other alternative investments such as private equity, private
debt, and real estate. As a result, the bank believes that “digital
assets” have greater opportunity for recovery than other
alternative assets. The report read: “We thus replace real estate
with digital assets as our preferred alternative asset class along
with hedge funds.” The rating represents a vote of confidence in
the broader cryptocurrency market and bitcoin, which is presently
selling at less than half of its all-time high of $68,721, The
cryptocurrency market is dealing with the $50 billion collapse of
algorithmic stablecoin TerraUSD and its sibling token LUNA, in
addition to rising interest rates and the consequences from the
crisis in Ukraine. The market capitalisation of all
cryptocurrencies is now $1.2 trillion, down from $3 trillion in
November. Total crypto market cap stands at $1.2 Trillion. Source:
TradingView Despite the sector’s increased appeal, JPMorgan has
reportedly altered Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies from a “overweight”
to a “underweight” rating, implying that the bank is now less
enthusiastic about the asset class and recommends a reduced
exposure in an investing portfolio. Related reading | TA: Bitcoin
Price Moves Higher In Range, $30.6K Still Presents Resistance
Featured image from iStock photo, chart from TradingView.com
BOND (COIN:BONDDUSD)
Historical Stock Chart
From Nov 2024 to Dec 2024
BOND (COIN:BONDDUSD)
Historical Stock Chart
From Dec 2023 to Dec 2024
Real-Time news about BOND (Cryptocurrency): 0 recent articles
More BOND News Articles