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Why Bitcoin's Price Has Been Surging and Where It Could Go From Here

Bitcoin has shown amazing, and fairly steady, growth over the last year.

A single bitcoin was worth just $455 in May 2016. And even after retrenching slightly from a record Thursday high of over $1,800 per token, it has shown a stunning 286% annual return, based on prices from CoinMarketCap.

As with most assets, explaining bitcoin’s bull stampede is more art than science. Bitcoin’s price is fundamentally linked to how many people use the system to send money. But it’s currently mostly driven by speculators, who trade on their belief that it will become more popular in the future. Positive news on that front has been plentiful in the last three months in particular.

Globally, Bitcoin is being treated with a great deal more respect by regulators. Positive comments about blockchain by Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari coincided with the latest Bitcoin price surge. Japan approved Bitcoin as a legal method of payment in early April, and Chinese regulators have made progress in squaring Bitcoin usage with that country’s tight capital controls.

There have been positive internal indicators, as well. Bitcoin’s major headwind is an ongoing debate over scaling up the system to handle more transactions. While that effort is still basically stalled by bitter infighting, some have seen a positive development in the successful deployment of a solution known as Segregated Witness on the LiteCoin system, which is largely a Bitcoin clone.

When considering further upside on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency, one factor looms above all: cryptocurrency is still essentially off-limits for institutional investors. While venture capitalists have poured more than $1.5 billion into blockchain startups, the tokens themselves don’t meet regulatory standards for more traditional funds. Once something like the Winklevoss twins’ proposed Bitcoin ETF is approved, the pool of potential Bitcoin investors will explode overnight.

There are also two very important points of caution. First, Bitcoin is still a risky asset in the short term. Boosters were just as excited when it peaked at over $1,100 in late 2013—and the price then spent years gradually slumping, reaching a low of $200 in mid-2015.

There’s also a serious long-term downside risk to Bitcoin. While the potential of Bitcoin’s underlying blockchain technology is widely acknowledged, Bitcoin itself is now only one of dozens of implementations of the idea. Bitcoin has a big first-mover advantage, but innovators with names like Ripple and Dash have already significantly expanded on its features.

Foremost among those innovative competitors is Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, whose price has also spiked over the last month. Many entrepreneurs building blockchain applications are using Ethereum, so it’s likely to share in—and maybe even cannibalize—Bitcoin’s long-term growth.

Bitcoin Plummets, Falling Nearly 30 Percent In Four Day

Bitcoin’s largest marketplace froze trading to avoid a fire sale Friday after the digital currency plummeted nearly 30 percent in just four days.

Bitcoin peaked at a record high $19,511 Monday, following a year of steady and shocking growth. The currency, according to Bloomberg’s composite prices, is back to hovering at just over $10,000, triggering Coinbase, one of the largest Bitcoin marketplaces, to temporarily disable all transactions, CNBC reported Friday. The scare comes after economists and traders repeatedly warned consumers that Bitcoin was a dangerous and volatile investment.

“The sharks are beginning to circle here, and the futures markets may give them a venue to strike,” said Ross Norman, CEO of a London-based company which exchanges bullion for Bitcoin. “Bitcoin’s been heavily driven by retail investors, but there’ll be some aggressive funds looking for the right opportunity to hammer this thing lower.”

Coinbase’s transaction freeze may simply be traffic related, as thousands flocked to the marketplace to take advantage of Bitcoin trading at a shockingly low value Friday morning. The company also froze transactions last week for less than 15 minutes due to a glitch.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer called the rise of Bitcoin “parabolic,” and warned in late November that it won’t last. “Even if you believe in Bitcoin, the velocity of the move is a sign that it is parabolic. And parabolic moves don’t last,” he said.

Some are more optimistic for the currency, however. Wall Street strategist Tom Lee has predicted Bitcoin will reach an astounding $100,000 as Millennials come of age and begin investing in earnest.

“We think over the next 10 years, this new generation of millennials are going to view trust as a replacement for gold. So, Bitcoin is essentially digital gold for another generation,” Lee said.

Bitcoin isn’t the only digital currency to be suffering in December, as ethereum has plummeted a similar 36 percent and litecoin suffered an even more severe 43 percent fall.

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Behind the Bitcoin bubble

Is the cryptocurrency's rise just beginning, or near its end? In the latest POLITICO Money podcast, experts pick apart the Bitcoin speculation.

12/27/2017 05:11 AM EST

“I think it’s a bubble, but I also think it’s very hard to tell what the value of Bitcoin should be,” Angela Walch, a blockchain expert at St. Mary’s University School of Law, said on the latest POLITICO Money podcast | Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

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Bitcoin could be on a rocket ride to over $1 million per coin. Or it could be headed to zero. One of the many mysteries surrounding the buzzy virtual currency is that nobody knows what it’s actually worth.

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Even true believers in Bitcoin and its underlying technology — the blockchain record-keeping function — acknowledge that the currency, which traded around $16,000 per coin on Tuesday, could be in a massive bubble.

“If by bubble you mean some irrational exuberance that’s affecting the price rather than just pure fundamentals? Then yeah, we’re in a bubble,” Peter Van Valkenburgh, director of research at nonprofit group Coin Center, said in the latest edition of the POLITICO Money podcast.

But Van Valkenburgh said Bitcoin is not like the Dutch tulip bulb craze of the 17th century. Instead, he likened it to the dot-com boom of the late 1990s that saw many startups crash while others became titans of the global economy.

“There are projects and systems being developed that will be extremely impactful, just like the internet that came out of the 1990s,” he said. “Amazon.com was not overvalued in 1997 and neither was Google.”

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Still, some experts warn of a massive collapse ahead as the price of Bitcoin jumps and companies see their stock prices skyrocket just by adding the word “blockchain” to their names.

“I think it’s a bubble, but I also think it’s very hard to tell what the value of Bitcoin should be,” Angela Walch, a blockchain expert at St. Mary’s University School of Law, said on the POLITICO Money podcast. “It could be zero dollars, it could be five dollars, or it could be a million dollars.”

Walch said the hype around Bitcoin and other so-called cryptocurrencies could be based on mistaken assumptions. The blockchain “distributed ledger” on which the currencies are based may not be impenetrable to hackers. And the presumed hard limit on the number of Bitcoins that will ever exist may not actually be a hard limit at all.

“I think there is a lot of hype in the blockchain technology space,” she said. “People talk about these things as though they are unqualified characteristics. However, they are not absolutes.”

Walch also said those currently buying Bitcoin on their credit cards or taking out mortgages to get in on the frenzy could be making a very big mistake. “From my perspective, it is crazy to do that because you have no idea how the price is going to fluctuate.”