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Dec 30, 2021 · “Decoupling” here means that various crypto assets will stop simply tracking bitcoin’s price. Instead, each will see returns based on its individual value proposition.
- dmorris@coindesk.com
- Chief Insights Columnist
- Many El Salvadors. We will see further advances in mainstream cryptocurrency adoption. They may not always take the form of legal tender, but financial institutions will increasingly embrace cryptocurrency because customers are demanding that it be part of their portfolio.
- Expansion in secondary or derivative markets. In February, Canada's Purpose Investments launched what it claims to have been the world's first bitcoin-based ETFs.
- The Ethereum war will go on. A fascinating competition has developed in recent months between crypto-titan Ethereum and several crypto blockchains that present themselves as faster and cheaper.
- The end of Big Tech competition, for now. 2021 has been a year of remarkable retreat by tech behemoths that once dreamed of crypto domination. Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has dragged its feet for years about their digital currency, now called Diem.
Dec 26, 2021 · Experts expect to see growing crypto adoption and decoupling between bitcoin and altcoins in 2022. Insider compiled their price predictions, altcoin recommendations, and key trends on their...
- Henry Blodget
- Gaming and the metaverse will continue to grow. Blockchain gaming came into its own in 2021. Axie Infinity (AXS) led the way as it pioneered the concept of play-to-earn games.
- Web 3 will start to take shape. Web 3 is the next generation of the internet -- a decentralized space where people get rewarded for sharing their time, building communities, or posting messages.
- There'll be more regulation and government involvement. The spectre of increased crypto regulation worldwide has hung over the crypto market for a lot of this year.
- We'll see even more adoption. According to a Chainalysis report, by the end of Q2 2021, worldwide crypto adoption was up over 880% from the previous year.
Bitcoin may fall short of hitting six figures this year, a poll of 50 fintech specialists suggests. According to Finder, the average prediction indicates that BTC will peak at $80,021 this year — however, the forecast indicates prices will later cool to $71,415 as 2021 draws to a close.
In this article, we explore how to get started with the prediction of cryptocurrency prices using multiple linear regression. The factors investigated include predictions on various time intervals as well as the use of various features in the models such as opening price, high price, low price and volume.
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Dec 21, 2021 · The world became more crypto-friendly and metaversed. In this report, we first recap the big events of the past year, then envision the future with our 2022 predictions. Read the full version of the Looking Back on 2021 and 2022 Predictions here.
