While Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are currently experiencing the worst hours in their history, experts continue to believe in an imminent rise in price. Anthony Scaramucci, founder of Skybridge Capital, estimates in particular that the digital currency should reach 300,000 dollars within 6 years and calls on investors to remain calm.
Bitcoin has been going through troubled times for several months, following the historic crash of the cryptocurrency market. Since then, it seems that the caste of investors and experts is divided into two categories: pessimists on one side, optimists on the other. If the first brings together a large number of concerned, in particular the IMF which considers that the crash will last several more months, others continue to believe firmly in the future of digital currencies.
This is the case of Anthony Scaramucci, founder of Skybridge Capital. In an interview with CNBC, the latter is particularly confident about the bitcoin situation and other cryptocurrencies. “We believe that most leverage [sur le marché des cryptomonnaies] disappeared from this system. So we are seeing a very strong recovery,” he says.
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Anthony Scaramucci’s message is clear: despite the current risky market situation, investors must ” relax ” because “the future is ahead of us” and he “is coming sooner than we think”. It is therefore essential for the latter to adopt a long-term vision andto support his point, he gives an estimate of the value of Bitcoin in the years to come.
A very ambitious forecast, since Anthony Scaramucci predicts that the cryptocurrency will reach the $300,000 over the next 6 years. Moreover, he is not the only one to show optimism, since many experts are expecting a rise in the next 4 to 6 months. Ethereum should also have a bright future ahead of it, with the arrival of The Merge in mid-September which should push a majority of investors to sell their assets.
