Bloomberg Analysts Expect Bitcoin’s Price To Spike Past $10,000

Bloomberg analysts expect that bitcoin’s price will surpass the $10,000 price range despite its low levels of $7,400 and $6,600 as previously reported Bitcoin price news.

Bitcoin had a struggling second half of 2019, dropping from a year-to-date high of $14,000 in June to $7,400 as the Bitcoin buyers filed to step in amid the selling pressure seemingly catalyzed by the Chinese regulation of digital assets as the operators of multi-billion dollar Bitcoin scam selling the coins. Despite the price backdrop, Bloomberg analysts including Mike McGlone of the business media giant’s intelligence unit believe that Bitcoin has a strong positive outlook heading to the 2020 and the next decade as well because of many factors.

This confluence of factors McGlone explained that will bring the cryptocurrency back into the five-digit range in the close future which will be a welcoming surprise for many investors in the industry who began thinking that bitcoin has reentered a ‘’crypto winter’’ state again. Bloomberg’s McGlone believes that the bullish case for the Bitcoin price is in the forming as long as the key support of $6,500 holds in the near future. The analyst said that it is ‘’only a matter of time’’ before Bitcoin breaks the key resistance of $10,000.

The analyst first explained that as gold rallies, bitcoin will too. While the precious metal is right now trending lower after it peaked last summer in the middle of the trade war talks, the macro picture for the gold is looking favorable heading into 2020 with a slight recession restart of the trade war due to the latest Chinese regulations.

Second, McGlone explained that a perfect storm will be building for the cryptocurrency in terms of the basic premises which are mass adoption and fixed supply cap.
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He said:

 “Bitcoin is winning the adoption race among crypto assets and is becoming increasingly scarce, which favors price appreciation. Plenty can go wrong with a nascent asset, but unless the basic premises reverse, there’s a higher probability to sustain price appreciation vs. Depreciation.

He also tried to support the main idea that the halving event will act as a negative supply shock for the marketplace on the simple supply and demand economics.