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Bitcoin Likely to Shine vs. Crypto Gaggle in 2022: Bloomberg's Mike McGlone

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Tue, 25/01/2022 - 13:16
Bitcoin Likely to Shine vs. Crypto Gaggle in 2022: Bloomberg's Mike McGlone
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Chief Bloomberg commodity strategist Mike McGlone has taken to his Twitter handle to praise Bitcoin and predict a bright future for it this year.

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"Bitcoin set to shine vs. the crypto gaggle"

In his tweet, McGlone reminds the audience about the speculative inflationary excess of crypto assets last year, claiming that in 2022, the reversion in crypto prices is likely to spread around.

However, he is positive that Bitcoin is "set to shine versus the gaggle" of cryptocurrencies and stands to come out ahead.

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He also points out that, at the moment, Bitcoin is correlated with the S&P 500 Index 1:1.

In November last year, McGlone tweeted that Bitcoin was in for a bull market in early 2022 and would be clenched between $50,000 and the $100,000 resistance. He added that the bull market will be caused by growing demand and declining supply.

He also noted "some brilliance in design" of SHIB and Dogecoin; however, he reckons that Bitcoin will prevail.

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