JPMorgan's Long-Term Model Sees Bitcoin at $385,000 in Bull Case
JPMorgan has modeled bitcoin reaching $385,000 in a 10-year bull case, based on a report page shared by Matt Hougan. The bank still stops short of allocating to bitcoin, and CEO Jamie Dimon has criticized the asset. Traders may see the gap between the bullish model and the bank's cautious stance as a signal to weigh carefully.
Why it matters
- The bull case reaches $385,000 under 10-to-15-year assumptions.
- JPMorgan stops short of a bitcoin allocation despite the bullish long-term model.
- Jamie Dimon's criticism of bitcoin sits alongside the bank's upbeat scenario.
What to watch next
Watch for any change in JPMorgan's stance on a bitcoin allocation and for further public comments from Jamie Dimon.
