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Share link:In this post: Michael Saylor predicts Bitcoin could reach up to $49 million per coin by 2045. Saylor’s base case forecast of $13 million per Bitcoin marks a 30% increase from his previous estimate. The potential rise in Bitcoin’s value will impact its global standing and MSTR’s valuation.Disclaimer. The information provided is not trading advice. Cryptopolitan.com holds no liability for any investments made based on the information provided on this page. We strongly recommend independent researc
Despite occasional high correlation, bitcoin’s current 9% correlation with Nasdaq suggests non-tied returns for investors.
- 14:47Overview of Important Developments on the Evening of May 212:00-21:00 Keywords: Trump, EU, Non-farm Payrolls 1. Trump's policies have not yet had a substantial impact on employment; 2. The EU plans to fully ban privacy coins and anonymous crypto transactions by 2027; 3. Goldman Sachs: Will increase investment in digital assets and bet on tokenization business; 4. U.S. April seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls at 177,000, expected 130,000; 5. Institutional forecast: Bank of England will cut rates in May and three more times this year; 6. Curve founder has sold a total of 3.433 million CRV since March 24; 7. BlackRock applies to the U.S. SEC to use blockchain technology in its Treasury Trust Fund.
- 14:47U.S. April Nonfarm Payrolls Adjusted for Seasonality at 177,000, Expected 130,000According to Jinshi reports, the U.S. April seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls were 177,000, expected to be 130,000, with the previous value revised from 228,000 to 185,000.
- 14:46US April Job Growth Slightly Slows but Remains RobustThe U.S. economy continued to steadily add jobs in April, despite a slight slowdown in job growth amid changes in tariff announcements and market turmoil. The U.S. Department of Labor reported on Friday that the U.S. added 177,000 jobs in April, higher than the expected 130,000 but lower than the 185,000 increase in March. Federal government layoffs dragged down employment numbers, with federal employment decreasing by 9,000 in April. ING Financial Markets economist James Knightley stated that there is still a long preparation time to see widespread layoffs, but we will have to be prepared for significantly weaker employment numbers and face the threat of a sharp slowdown in hiring. (Jin10)