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    Bitcoin’s price could be in for a big drop

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    By Paul Adepoju on July 10, 2017 News, Payments

    There are strong indications that the price of the Bitcoin could significantly drop. Fortune, quoting  Goldman Sachs analyst Sheba Jafari, reported that Bitcoin, now priced at $2,568 a piece, could fall as low as $1,857.

    It however added that it would bounce to a much higher valuation between $3,212 to $3,915 suggesting that if an investor watches the cryptocurrency carefully and times it perfectly, they could gain as much as 110% on their initial investment. Granted, that would take quite a bit of patience, with Goldman acknowledging that “it might take time” to hit $3,915.

    VentureBeat reported that if Bitcoin were to hit $3,915, then that would add another $22 billion in market capitalization to cryptocurrency, which is up 53% from Bitcoin’s current market capitalization of $42 billion.

    That comes as the cryptocurrency has fallen from a high of just over $3,000 in mid-June, with investors, including Mark Cuban, warning that Bitcoin’s price has already peaked.

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