Morgan Stanley: bitcoin repeats bubble dotcom, only much faster

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Morgan Stanley: bitcoin repeats bubble dotcom, only much faster
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<p>According to a study published by financial conglomerate Morgan Stanley, bitcoin behaves exactly like Nasdaq during the dotcom bubble 20 years ago. &nbsp;Only by time now everything is unfolding much faster.</p>
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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;The movement of prices in the Nasdaq index in 2000 and bitcoin these days in the most turbulent periods reached 250-280% in front of the bear market, Morgan Stanley said in a note to clients.</p>
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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;"Only bitcoin rally was about 15 times faster," said bank strategist Shina Shah. &nbsp;According to her, such price movements and similar behavior in the trading volume can be signs that the history of Nasdaq is repeated.</p>
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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;Bear markets for bitcoin since 2009 were observed four times, the price drop with them was from 28% to 92%, Shah reminded. &nbsp;On average, the price of crypto currency lost on each bearish wave of 45-50%, which is very similar to the behavior of Nasdaq 18 years ago.</p>
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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;"In the bear market of Nasdaq since 2000, there have been five price cuts, surprisingly, on average by the same 44%," said strategist Morgan Stanley. &nbsp;She drew attention to the fact that at each rally in front of the bear market, there was a fall in trading volumes. &nbsp;But in bitcoin this indicator has jumped by 300% since December, and it does not see a favorable signal for crypto currency.</p>
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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;"The subsequent rally for both bitcoin and Nasdaq has always meant a fall in trade volumes. &nbsp;The growth of trading volumes, therefore, is not an indicator of the increased activity of investors, rather, they are in a hurry to get out, "Shah said. &nbsp;Historically, three major currencies were used to buy bitcoin: the US dollar (USD), the Chinese yuan (CNY) and the Japanese yen (JPY). &nbsp;At the last bear market, a new share of the currency was absorbed by the new digital currency, called Tether (USDT).</p>
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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;"The USDT Token is not the main financial unit, but its growing use is an interesting story. &nbsp;We think that in the coming years the focus on the market may shift more and more into cross-transactions between crypto-currencies / tokens, and these transactions will be carried out only through distributed registries, and not through the banking system, "Shin Shah believes.</p>
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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;Recall that the Commission on Commodity Futures Trading (CFTC) previously sent summonses to the courts of Tether and Bitfinex, which are linked</p>
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<p>. &nbsp;The creators of USDT assure that all tokens are provided with US dollars in relation to one to one. &nbsp;But in the crypto community, fears have long ago been voiced that companies really do not have about $ 2.2 billion of funds needed for this.</p>
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