Following the recent xrp and ether prediction forecasts by crypto and fintech experts chosen by the product comparison web portal, finder.com, Finder’s latest handful of specialists have produced a predictions report for bitcoin. The group of 55 Finder’s experts think bitcoin will increase in value by more than 10% by the year’s end, and by 2025, the participants expect bitcoin to be around $79K.
Finder’s Panelists Share Bitcoin Forecasts
Finder’s experts have convened again and this time the group tallied up the predictions for the leading crypto asset by market capitalization bitcoin (). Currently, 77% of the panelists still think is a store of value (SoV) despite the 70% decline from the all-time high. 56% of Finder’s panelists think is currently underpriced and most expect to climb to $21,344 by December 2022.
“Bitcoin is suffering due to external macro conditions,” Coinsmart Financial CEO Justin Hartzman told the finder.com researchers. Hartzman assumes will end the year at $17K per unit but noted that by 2025, it could reach $75K. “My 2025 price prediction will depend on the aftermath of the halving. If macro conditions improve and the regulatory environment gets better, then price should be able to rise up,” Hartzman added.
Nik Oraevsky, the CEO of Bitcoin Reserve, and 53% of the panel believe bitcoin will continue to correlate in tandem with growth tech equities. “[Bitcoin] has high beta with traditional markets,” Oraevsky said. “And traditional markets are in dire straits. All hangs on fiscal policy and jabber jawing of the Fed over the next quarter,” he added.
19% of Finder’s Specialists Think Bitcoin Is Currently Overpriced
While 56% of Finder’s panelists think is currently underpriced, 19% think is overpriced right now. Omnia Markets founder and CEO Mitesh Shah is in the overpriced camp and he thinks will end 2022 at $16K per unit. “While Bitcoin has predominantly been a store of value during periods of uncertainty, the crypto market is headed into territory it has never experienced,” Shah told the finder.com researchers. Shah added:
As global traders capitulate their investments, Bitcoin will experience new lows not reached this year.
Joseph Raczynski, the Thomson Reuters technologist and futurist, said is fairly priced at the moment and Raczynski thinks ’s true battle right now is with the second leading crypto asset by market cap, ethereum (ETH). “[Bitcoin] is almost being pulled and pushed by [ethereum] now. People are finally recognizing that [ethereum] is the real boss of the bunch, and [bitcoin] is being bounced around in its wake,” Raczynski stressed.
At the time of writing, ’s dominance among the 13,234 crypto assets in existence is 38.4% while ETH’s dominance is 16.3%. Before The Merge, ETH’s dominance jumped to the 20% range but the metric has fallen since the network transitioned from proof-of-work (PoW) to proof-of-stake (PoS).
Despite ethereum’s shrinking dominance, 54% of Finder’s panel thinks that ether will eventually overtake ’s market cap. 29% think that ETH could flip by as early as 2024. However, in Finder’s prediction report from July 2021, the number of “flippening” believers was much higher at 68%.
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