A group of JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) strategists led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou has warned that Bitcoin’s latest correction may not be over. However, they have set their long-term price target at $145,000.
While Bitcoin may be showing signs of recovery after plunging from $57,000 to nearly $30,000, strategists at JPMorgan have forecasted that the price of the digital asset may still drop further in the short term. Panigirtzoglou and his team predict that Bitcoin could drop to $24,000 in the mid-term. They explained in a note to clients that:
The fair value for bitcoin based on a volatility ratio of Bitcoin to gold of around x4 would be 1/4th of $145k or $36k. The fair value for Bitcoin based on the current volatility ratio of Bitcoin to gold of around x6 would be 1/6th of $145k or $24k. We thus see a fair value range of $24k to $36k over the medium term.
As reported by BTC PEERS, Ethereum products recorded significant institutional inflows last week, while Bitcoin products saw a slight capital outflow. This suggests that investors may be temporarily shifting funds from Bitcoin to Ethereum.