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Bitcoin Set for 2024 Surge Backed by Macroeconomic Factors: Analyst

Published 2023-12-29, 08:55 a/m
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  • Dave Weisberger, CoinRoutes co-CEO, predicts a bullish trend for Bitcoin in 2024.
  • Weisberger sees Bitcoin as a hedge amidst macroeconomic uncertainties.
  • Bitcoin’s decentralized nature aligns with the call for a new financial paradigm.

As the crypto markets show signs of consolidation, analysts predict a bullish trend for Bitcoin in 2024. In a recent Macro Monday discussion with host Scott Melker on his YouTube channel, Dave Weisberger, co-CEO of CoinRoutes, highlighted several macroeconomic factors that could propel Bitcoin to new heights.Weisberger began by acknowledging the current stability of Bitcoin around the $42,000 level, attributing the relative calm to the year-end period. Despite Bitcoin’s consolidation around $42,000 to $44,000, the analyst sees several positive catalysts and tailwinds that could propel Bitcoin’s price upward.

Notably, Weisberger pointed to a unique set of macroeconomic factors contributing to Bitcoin’s potential pump. One factor discussed was the unusual yield curve in the bond market, describing it as “ridiculous” and indicating signs of a broken system. He also pointed to the challenges faced by the U.S. Federal Reserve and expressed skepticism about the possibility of a soft landing for the economy.

While acknowledging macroeconomic uncertainties and people’s lowering level of trust in governments, Weisberger sees Bitcoin as a hedge against traditional financial systems. He suggested that the increasing awareness of such issues could drive more investors towards Bitcoin, especially with the anticipated release of a spot Bitcoin ETF (TSX:EBIT).Weisberger expressed his bullish stance on Bitcoin, citing, “A new Financial system is necessary that’s egalitarian, that’s open to all.” He believes that the cryptocurrency’s decentralized and egalitarian nature aligns with the need for a new financial paradigm.

Ultimately, Weisberger agreed that the current economic environment presents challenges that Bitcoin may capitalize on in 2024. He concluded with the anticipation that the market dynamics and growing awareness of Bitcoin’s role as a hedge could contribute to a bullish trend for the overall crypto market in 2024.

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