Meanwhile, Bitcoin and Ethereum could continue their growth and even “regain edge” as they record very low volatility and risk compared to the stock market, according to the new Bloomberg Intelligence report shared by senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone on November 3. Specifically, the volatility of BTC and ETH, as well as the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index (BGCI), have dropped to low levels compared to most other assets, which, according to the report, “may tilt risks against those not accumulating partial crypto exposure.”
‘Cryptos could regain edge’ despite Fed
As the report stresses, “crypto assets’ period of outperformance in 1H20 was marked by very low volatility vs. the stock market, and there are potential parallels into 2023,” which means that “Bitcoin, Ethereum, cryptos gains appear poised to resume.” Furthermore, the report notes that the Fed’s ‘sledgehammer’ approach may be forming Bitcoin’s foundation as “its price of around $20,500 on Nov. 2, with the one-year federal funds future (FF13) signaling rates close to 4.75%, was about the same as it was in June, when FF13 was near 3.5%.” At the same time, this ‘sledgehammer’ seems to be firming Ethereum’s foundation at “around $1,000, (…) potentially building a base around the 2018 peak, when global liquidity topped out around plus 14%.” Finally, the report also noted that supplies of both decentralized finance (DeFi) assets were dipping on an annual basis, concluding that the continuation of this trend supports the growth of their prices.
Bitcoin and Ethereum price analysis
As things stand, Bitcoin was at press time changing hands at $20,597, up 1.28% on the day, as well as 2.07% across the week, as per data retrieved by Finbold on November 4. In parallel, Ethereum also recorded advances during the observed periods, gaining 2.25% in 24 hours and 5.03% over the week, currently trading at $1,581. Disclaimer: The content on this site should not be considered investment advice. Investing is speculative. When investing, your capital is at risk.
