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p>Investors are anticipating more volatility in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, as worries over an overly aggressive Federal Reserve threaten to squelch the appetite for risk across markets.<img width="446" src="">The usual volatility related to cryptocurrency has been visible over the past few weeks. Bitcoin is the most popular cryptocurrency, is up around 33% since January. 24, and lastly traded at $43,850. It's regaining its value after the plunge that cut its value in half from November's record-setting price. The primary competitor, Ethereum, is up by about 45percent since January. 24 to around $3,200, following a nearly 56 percent decline from its record high of $4,868, also in November.The proponents of cryptocurrency previously denied their correlation to other assets the bitcoin market and its competitors had huge gains over the last two years, rallying alongside stocks as the Fed along with other central bankers pumped huge amounts of stimulus into the world economy. http://git.radenintan.ac.id/peruferry2 has risen 1,039 percent since March of 2020 and Ethereum has increased by 2,940%. The gains in both have been slowed by frequent stomach churning selling.The recent volatility in the market has occurred in the midst of a wider price decline driven by investors recalibrating their portfolios to account for the more aggressive Fed which is predicted to raise rates more than seven times in the coming year as it battles rising inflation. The most widely used S&P 500 index (.SPX) is down 5.5 percent year-to-date, whereas the technology-focused Nasdaq (.IXIC) dropped 9.3%. dropped 9.3%.Beliefs that a more aggressive pace of tightening by the central bank moving ahead will weaken more risky assets have made difficult for traders to maintain their optimistic outlook on bitcoin and other cryptos this asset class is already recognized as having a high degree of volatility.Escalating tensions in Ukraine that are escalating in Ukraine, where Washington warned that a Russian invasion could happen any minute, could spur market changes across the globe Investors said. Find out moreBitcoin does "really become the ultimate mover and several risks that could lead to a 40% drop seemingly out of thin air," said Ed Moya the senior analyst at Oanda.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/OfVumcKtpG8" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>The volatility of Bitcoin's currency hasn't stopped analysts from trying to determine the currency's fair value and identifying potential price points.Analysts at JPMorgan believe that bitcoin's fair value as $38,000 which is around 15% less than its present cost based on the fluctuation in comparison to that for gold, another investment many investors use to hedge their portfolios against the effects of inflation and economic uncertainty.Vanda Research, meanwhile, wrote in a report that most of the bearish bets placed on a weaker bitcoin were placed around $47,000, and "there may be a substantial short-squeeze if the aforementioned threshold is crossed, and retail investors return to trading with crypto."As for the other side, correlations between the bitcoin and the S&P500 climbed to an all-time-high on January 31st, as per data provided by BofA Global Research, undercutting the argument of those who hope to make use of bitcoin as an instrument to hedge against market volatility.Investors can look forward to minutes from the Federal Reserve's most recent financial policy meeting due out on Wednesday. Walmart (WMT.N) and chipmaker Nvidia Corp (NVDA.O) will be among the companies that will release results, as corporate earnings season gets underway.Certain investors are bracing themselves to weather the volatility in bitcoin, betting that the long-term benefit of blockchain technology, its built-in supply limit and the impact it has created, will endure regardless of the frequent price fluctuations.Jurrien Timmer, director of macro-economics at Fidelity is comparing the current cryptocurrency market to the volatility experienced by tech stocks during that period of dot-com more than two decades ago. boom-and bust period in which there was very few companies remaining."Amazon is still going strong and Apple remains around and they're more powerful than ever, and the expectation is that for bitcoin, it'll be just similar," He said. "But bitcoin isn't immune from the waves of speculation and sentiment."Bitcoin could hit $100,000 by 2023. Timmer stated, according to his supply/demand model.Other analysts believe that mature cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ether are unlikely to be able to offer the same eye-watering gains they have notched since the time of their creation.Instead, they're looking to the world of emerging alternative currencies that are being made to make the most of the wealth pouring into the crypto market, including the metaverse and NFTs. NFTs accounted for more than an investment of 30 billion from venture capital investments in 2013, according to PitchBook?.Other altcoins include cosmos Terra Luna, and Polkadot that are down 20.5 percent 38%, 20.5% and 25.5% year-to-date, respectively, from coinmarketcap.com.Understanding the risks related to their decentralized nature and financial systems is going to be one the biggest challenges facing investors in 2022, according to Lily Francus, director of quantitative research strategy at Moody's Analytics.Cryptocurrencies "are going to be extremely volatile going forward, but there are significant players on the institutional and retail side that are still increasing, so interest continues to grow," said Oanda's Moya.

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