Keanu Reeves HODLS And Bloomberg Analyst Predicts Bitcoin For 2022

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In an long spinning interview with The Verge, promoting the new Matrix Revolutions movies, actor Keanu Reeves was asked whether he has any crypto. He responded that “a friend of mine bought some for me awhile back” and that he has since HODLed.

Keanu also claimed that the Metaverse wasn’t invented by Facebook and that people would hopefully not believe that Zuckerberg’s company did that. The crypto part is around the 10 minute mark of the long video.

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Google Trends 2021

Google released its highly anticipated year in search this week and the top 10 showed two entries from the cryptosphere. Of course it had to be expected that many in the Western world were curious about Dogecoin (mostly in the first half of the year), but it was much less likely that Ethereum price would also make it.

Memestocks AMC and GME (Gamestop) also made the top 10, together with the terms Afghanistan, COVID vaccine, Stimulus check, Georgia Senate Race, Hurricane Ida and COVID once more.

Peak 2022 Gold and Bitcoin

Lastly, a research note by commodity analyst Mike McGlone was highly discussed in US media this week, as it was one of the first to take into account the rising American inflation figures, and the possible Federal Reserve reaction to it.

Bloomberg Intelligence senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone, who’s been bullish on Bitcoin for most of the last years, claimed that he expects:

The U.S. to embrace cryptocurrencies in 2022, with proper regulation and related bullish price implications. The unlimited supply of fiat currency should sustain rising prices, notably in bitcoin and ethereum, which have limited supply.

A primary force to reverse expectations for Federal Reserve tightening in 2022 is a drop in the stock market, which may be a bit of a win-win for bitcoin. Bitcoin appears to be on a trajectory for $100,000.

$100,000 #Bitcoin, $50 #Oil, $2,000 #Gold? 2022 Outlook in 5 Charts - Peaking commodities and the declining yield on the Treasury long bond point to risks of reviving deflationary forces in 2022, with positive ramifications on Bitcoin and gold. pic.twitter.com/j3VNAOCwuz

— Mike McGlone (@mikemcglone11) December 9, 2021

On top of that, Mike said he not only foresees $100,000 Bitcoin but also $50 Oil and $2,000 Gold.

In a widely discussed tweet, he claimed to be able to show the:

2022 Outlook in 5 Charts – Peaking commodities and the declining yield on the Treasury long bond point to risks of reviving deflationary forces in 2022, with positive ramifications on Bitcoin and gold.

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