Bitcoin Price Could Fall To $8,000, Says Guggenheim CIO

Hearing more negative speculation would be unpleasant for the investors as the recent bloodbath’s catastrophic effects already slowed down crypto markets. But unfortunately, an expert predicted Bitcoin would go far below. Scott Minerd, Chief officer at Guggenheim Partners, a global investment and advisory firm handling $325 billion under its management, speculated that the Bitcoin price could plummet to $8,000. He is the same man who once said in December that “Bitcoin price should be $400,000.” Related Reading | XRP Has Broken Below Its Long-Standing Support, What’s Next? The speculation refers to a nearly 70% drop from today’s price of BTC, fluctuating around $30,000. BTC Could Fall With The Fed Being Restrictive Speaking with the CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin in an interview held on Monday at World Economic Forum, Switzerland, he said; When you break below 30,000 [dollars] consistently, 8,000 [dollars] is the ultimate bottom, so I think we have a lot more room to the downside, especially with the Fed being restrictive. Minerd highlighted the relationship between BTC price and Fed regulation and tightening policies. Following its previous high of November 10, when BTC’s price marked $69,044, it decreased by around 58% of its value. “Most of these currencies, they’re not currencies, they’re junk,” he added, saying that “I don’t think we’ve seen the...