Odaily Planet Daily reports that Matthew Sigel, head of digital asset research at VanEck, recently stated that the funding rate for perpetual futures contracts has remained above 10% for more than two months, which "usually indicates excessive speculation in the market." "Just recently, this metric has exceeded 10%, but it has only been a few weeks," he added.
He continued to say that a relative unrealized profit reaching 0.7 or higher indicates that the market is about to decline. "We have just reached a level of 0.6. Generally speaking, forward returns are still quite good, and when we reach a level of 0.7, we might be closer to making the best judgment on ($BTC price predictions)."
Sigel also expressed his expectation that by 2050, the price of Bitcoin will reach 3 million dollars. If President $Trump, upon re-election, fulfills his promise to establish a "strategic reserve" of Bitcoin for the nation, its price could be even higher.
If the U.S. buys 1 million Bitcoins during $Trump's four-year second term, and by 2050, the price of Bitcoin appreciates at an average rate of 25% per year, then the value of each Bitcoin could reach 42 million dollars. However, Sigel pointed out that such a growth rate is unlikely to be achieved and believes that "national adoption of Bitcoin is crucial for pushing Bitcoin towards a multi-million dollar valuation." (DL News)