UK’s Largest Newspaper: Bitcoin Supply Shock Could Trigger Massive Rally
The most popular news outlet in the UK is placing Bitcoin front-and-center for its audience of 33 million readers.
The Sun published an article on Bitcoin’s limited supply and the fact that 85% of all BTC has now been mined. The article quotes a viral tweet from the popular crypto trader Rhythm, who said “scarcity is about to kick in.”
Woke up to this headline in the UK's most read newspaper…#bitcoin pic.twitter.com/RE8bFnjqMU
— Alistair Milne (@alistairmilne) August 2, 2019
The Sun also points to recent analysis on Bitcoin’s stock-to-flow ratio.
“Previous analyses have suggested that the coin’s value could jump as it becomes more scarce over time. Trusted crypto-analyst PlanB recently calculated that the coin could ten times its current worth to around £82,000 per Bitcoin by March 2020.
Others are less optimistic and argue that a recent value boom fed by Facebook’s announcement that it is creating its own cryptocurrency will taper off by 2020.”
Stock-to-flow is often used to forecast the price of gold. When stock-to-flow is applied to Bitcoin, it shows BTC’s dwindling supply could trigger a rally that brings the price of BTC to $1 million in less than a decade.
This is becoming scary: using Oct instead of Dec data, Stock-to-Flow model fit improves to 99.5% R2! Model error was mainly caused by Nov2013 and Dec2017 ATH, so sampling without ATH gives less noise. Predicted #bitcoin prices increase: $100K (2020+), $1M (2024+), $10M (2028+)… pic.twitter.com/1WX6LOVxZW
— PlanB (@100trillionUSD) July 14, 2019
The indicator is gaining more exposure in the mainstream after CNBC anchor Joe Kernen brought it up on Squawk Box.
New numbers from Agility PR Solutions place The Sun as the largest newspaper in the UK. In April, the media giant published an outline of its readership, saying a collective audience of 33 million adults read the outlet every month.
You can check out the full article on Bitcoin from The Sun here.
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