2018-02-09 NewsBTC - Hedge Fund Investor: Bitcoin Already Hit Bottom, Ready to S

[TheQuin]

Hedge Fund Investor: Bitcoin Already Hit Bottom, Ready to Surge

https://www.newsbtc.com/2018/02/09/hedge-fund-investor-bitcoin-already-hit-bottom/

Bitcoin has gone to its bottom price and will rise back to its peak level and then probably grow from there said digital investor Dan Morehead.

Bitcoin Should Return to its Peak Soon
Speaking with CNBC’s Fast Money Dan Morehead from Pantera Capital made some very promising predictions regarding the immediate future of cryptocurrency, and he had the statistics to back them up.

“Bitcoin is still so underowned by institutional investors that it trades at its own beat,”

Morehead called for a 50 percent decline in Bitcoin prices before there would be another surge back in December when his fund was up 2,922 percent and had collected $2 Billion in assets under management. The firm became so successful it was forced to raise fees to reduce investor inflow.

“It’s volatile on the upside. It can be volatile on the downside.”

Pantera Capital started its first fund in 2003 and it’s first cryptocurrency fund in 2013. Now working only in cryptocurrency Pantera has had returns of over 22,000 percent. In 2017, the firm launched an ICO, or initial coin offering, fund, and a digital asset fund, receiving returns of 549 percent and 188 percent, respectively.

Morehead said that we have experienced a 64% fall from peak to trough which is the average decline for Bitcoin in the last seven bear market cycles. He said the fall in value was the right downdraft.

Adding that bear markets have historically had a 71-day run and that this one is in its 52 day he sees it coming to the end of its cycle.

“It seems like another couple of weeks and everything will be normal and [bitcoin] can start growing back up again.”

Since the new year market correction cryptocurrency has started a slow recovery starting mid-week as Bitcoin went back over $8,000.

Regulation Will be Good for the Market
When asked about regulatory measures in the US Morehead said that it has been good for cryptocurrency and even more would be better.

Citing the ruling of Bitcoin as property and the CFTC clearing the way for crypto futures, and the SEC talking a more or less hands-off approach as being helpful to investors.

While confirming that his firm is most heavily involved with established cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum Morehead said that emerging protocol tokens or  ICO’s are what interests him personally. Calling them the small caps of the industry.

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[Don Pedro Dinero]

I don’t see why this guy is going to be right with his predictions. There are so many making predictions that at least one is going to be right, that’s for sure.

Hedge Fund Investor: Bitcoin Already Hit Bottom, Ready to Surge
https://www.newsbtc.com/2018/02/09/hedge-fund-investor-bitcoin-already-hit-bottom/

Adding that bear markets have historically had a 71-day run and that this one is in its 52 day he sees it coming to the end of its cycle.
“It seems like another couple of weeks and everything will be normal and [bitcoin] can start growing back up again.”

Even if bear markets have had an average like that, there is nothing to guarantee that this time is going to remain the same. As he says: “It seems…” It seems to me that this time will be like that… or not.

[TheQuin]

I don’t see why this guy is going to be right with his predictions. There are so many making predictions that at least one is going to be right, that’s for sure.

There's no guarantee at all. Trading isn't about being right every time, it's about being right more often than not and making sure your average winner is bigger than your average loser.

Pantera Capital started its first fund in 2003 and it’s first cryptocurrency fund in 2013. Now working only in cryptocurrency Pantera has had returns of over 22,000 percent.

This guy's track record is why he deserves to be taken seriously.

Even if bear markets have had an average like that, there is nothing to guarantee that this time is going to remain the same. As he says: “It seems…” It seems to me that this time will be like that… or not.

Although that is true to some extent markets are driven by human psychology, the emotions of fear and greed. People tend to repeat the same actions over and over which explains why so many repeating patterns can be seen in markets.