Eric Fine and Natalia Gurushina, both of VanEck, have developed a methodology for pricing gold and Bitcoin if they were to become global reserve assets. Their algorithm predicts a high BTC price of $4.8 million and a top gold price of $31,000 per ounce. Currency or other assets, such as gold or silver, that may be used for foreign payments, investments, and other areas of the global economy are known as reserve assets.
The US Dollar is currently one of the most widely used reserve currencies. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the US dollar presently holds around 59 percent of all foreign bank reserves.
Bitcoin Has Been Stable Through The War Period
Credit Suisse, a Swiss global investment bank, produced research last week anticipating an impending and drastic upheaval in the global monetary system. Given surging inflation in the west and geopolitical instability in the east (the Ukraine-Russia war), it was suggested that a “new monetary system” may develop, with Bitcoin as an unlikely benefactor. Former Federal Reserve and US Treasury Department employee Zoltan Pozsar, currently the short-term rate strategist for Credit Suisse, was one of the report’s key authors (CS). Zoltan added in his message, “This situation is unlike anything we’ve witnessed since President Obama took office.
He wrapped up his letter with a remark on BTC, which he feels would profit “if it still exists.” “after the end of the crisis, implying that BTC may become the new global reserve currency Given a 10% possibility that Bitcoin would become the worldwide reserve currency in the future, VanEck’s calculations still forecast a present BTC price of $480,000.
VanEck isn’t the only investing company that has made wild projections about Bitcoin’s valuation. According to a study report published in January by Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest, Bitcoin might reach $1 million by the end of 2030. Other businesses, on the other hand, have been doubtful of Bitcoin’s possibilities. JPMorgan analysts concluded that Bitcoin’s present “fair value” is just $38,000 in February, with a longer-term price projection of $150,000 for the commodity.
