How will the Fed, led by Chairman Powell, tighten monetary policy to control inflation? Some analysts believe the answer to this question is whether Bitcoin will crash next year in 2021 after a 60% year-over-year increase. will help you decide.

With the world's biggest companies "on the water", analysts generally believe that tight financial controls by the Fed and major central banks are important not only for Bitcoin, but for the visibility of the broader market for Bitcoin. cryptocurrencies in 2022.

But the other view is that, regardless of the macro market, these events are driving crypto tech companies, from Meta (formerly Facebook) to Apple and others, to dig deep into the metaverse and the end-user consumer of the world. NFT industry she leads. . .

Christie, a nonprofit cryptocurrency group known for having a rivalry with billionaire Ken Griffin in a bid for copies of the US legislature last year, sold an NFT for $69.3 million.

At press time, the Bitcoin exchange rate was $463,156 apiece, down 2.01% on the day. Here are the four crypto industry analysts to mention about Bitcoin and expanding its crypto portfolio in 2022.

optimistic

Katie Stockton, Founder and Managing Partner of Fairlead Strategies LLC, said: "We are bullish on Bitcoin over the long term as long as benchmark metrics"

“We believe that the long-term uptrend will continue and more specifically, any high moment will reach the estimate around $90,000. So far, there is still room for improvement despite the fact that nature potential causes near bottom impact.”

“In 2022, central bank policy will have the biggest impact on Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies,” Antoni Trenchev, head of Nexo cryptocurrency lending, said in an email. “The cheap money is here and it is having a huge impact on cryptocurrencies as the Fed is unwilling or unwilling to withstand a 10%-20% stock market crash and the negative impact on the economics of finance.

Trenchev predicts Bitcoin prices will not be equal in 2022, but will hit $100,000 by the end of June. He doesn't expect tokens like Solana and Avalanche to generate the same level of growth in 2021, he said, and the new crypto community will face similarly measured challenges like Ethereum and d other previous protocols.

"The theme that makes me very happy in 2022 is change," Trenchev said in a statement. Metaverse, infrastructure and NFT will be essential by 2022.”

do not believe

Jeffrey Halley, Onda Asia's Chief Operating Officer for Asia-Pacific, said in an email: "This is because cryptocurrency investment could be at risk as the Fed begins to hold its gains. at a low level and other big banks will follow the rules,” he said.

Halley writes: "The management strength of the cryptocurrency space will increase even more, and to be honest, with new cryptocurrencies launching almost every week, it's the 'next big thing', driven by the predictions, and it's hard to predict what will happen next, not just blockchain." But I still believe that cryptocurrencies are the most classic example in the history of the financial industry that the group wants to cheat ."

Wait for the app to appear

Philip Gradwell, CMO of Chainalysis, said in an email: "Competition in cryptocurrency applications has begun. One of the key messages of the Web 2.0 era is about consumer preferences. The platform is driven and adapted from Web 3.0 There is currently no crypto platform with a general relationship between consumers and sellers.