Bloomberg’s senior commodities strategist thinks that geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe and the current macroeconomic landscape may not be a bad thing for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).
Mike McGlone to speak on Twitter that the current macroeconomic environment, including rising asset prices and inflation, could boost the value of Bitcoin and Ethereum this year.
“Bitcoin and Ethereum could find a solid bottom in 2022 as inflation and asset prices soar, as well as tensions around Russia and Ukraine. Top cryptocurrencies are showing strength versus stocks.”
Source: Mike McGlone/Twitter
According to McGlone, the armed conflict is in Europe to prove is for the US dollar. He also noted that dollar-pegged Ethereum-backed stablecoins could push the price of ETH higher.
“Ethereum’s ability to generate crypto dollars coupled with the increasing use of technology to trade greenbacks should help ETH prices rise going forward.”
Source: Mike McGlone/Twitter
However, commodity strategists superior that this week could be tough for BTC.
“Bitcoin is going to have a rough week – inflation is unlikely to fall unless risk assets fall. Most assets will experience a downswing in 2022 when anti-inflationary action is needed, but this year could mark another major milestone for Bitcoin.
Source: Mike McGlone/Twitter
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