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JPMorgan forecasts 10% annual return for Bitcoin over next decade

JPMorgan forecasts 10% annual return for Bitcoin over next decade Image: Bitcoin.com News
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JPMorgan Asset Management has placed Bitcoin in its 2027 long‑term capital‑market assumptions for the first time. The bank projects a 10% compounded annual return for the cryptocurrency over a 10‑ to 15‑year horizon, outpacing US large‑cap equities, REITs, gold and bonds. It also notes Bitcoin's volatility around 55% and an unstable correlation with other assets, keeping it out of the firm's main allocation models.

Key points

  1. JPMorgan Asset Management added Bitcoin to its long‑term capital‑market assumptions for the first time.
  2. The bank projects a 10% compounded annual return for Bitcoin over the next 10‑15 years.
  3. That return estimate exceeds projected returns for US large‑cap equities, REITs, gold and bonds.

Why it matters

The forecast signals institutional acknowledgment of Bitcoin's potential long‑term returns while highlighting its high volatility and correlation challenges, influencing how investors may consider it in diversified strategies.

Price context · BTC

At publication
$81,378.00
Now
$83,187.00
Change since
+2.22%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

Bitcoin.com News Tier 2 First report
Bitcoin Beats Every Stock and Bond per JPMorgan’s 10-Year Forecast
CryptoPotato Tier 2
JPMorgan Expects Bitcoin to Beat Stocks and Gold: But There’s a Catch

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Bitcoin.com News
  2. Also reported by CryptoPotato
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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