JPMorgan sees bitcoin outperforming most assets by 2027 but warns on volatility

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JPMorgan Chase has indicated in its latest “Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions” report that bitcoin could deliver returns surpassing most major asset classes over the next decade. However, the bank warned that the cryptocurrency’s ongoing price volatility keeps it from being a standard portfolio recommendation for strategic investors at this time. JPMorgan, one of the world’s largest financial institutions, stated that although the price swings in bitcoin have become less extreme, it remains too early to treat BTC as a true diversifier for balanced portfolios. In the report, analysts explained that bitcoin’s current correlation with other asset classes is unstable, which undermines its effectiveness as a diversifying asset. The report described bitcoin as “a speculative asset and a hedge against monetary easing,” rather than a strategic cornerstone of investment portfolios.
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