In December, Saxo Bank published its annual report called "Outrageous Predictions" withone of the forecasts calling for bitcoin to hit $2,000 in 2017. At the time the note was published,bitcoinwas trading at around $754, so the target price represented a 165 percent rise.Bitcoin hit $2,00...
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Bitcoin is currently trading around $754.51, according to CoinDesk data. A handle of over $2,000 would represent 165 percent appreciation. During his election campaign Trump has talked about an increase in fiscal spending. Saxo Bank's note said that this could increase ...
exhausted monetary policy options available with central banks. AreportbySaxo Bankpredicts that Bitcoin could cross the $2,000 mark, “If the banking system as well as sovereigns such as Russia and China move to accept Bitcoin as a partial alternative to the USD and the traditional banking and...
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Such is the scenario after analyst Kay Van-Petersen of Saxo Bank announced his latest forecast about cryptocurrency bitcoin. According to CNBC, Van-Petersen is predicting that in 10 years, the price of payment network could exceed $100,000 — about 3,600% higher than its latest record high ...
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Trading in cryptocurrencies has been banned in China since 2019 to prevent money laundering, as leaders try to stop people from shifting cash overseas. The country had been home to around 90 percent of the global trade in the sector.
Trading in cryptocurrencies has been banned in China since 2019 to prevent money laundering, as leaders try to stop people from shifting cash overseas. The country had been home to around 90 percent of the global trade in the sector.