Forecasting crypto crashes with bubble analysis
Analysis finds bubble signals in bitcoin and ether, write trio of quant risk managers
Warnings about investing in bitcoin have come thick and fast in recent months. But what does the data show? Applying bubble-detection models to the two most important cryptocurrencies – bitcoin and ether – finds strong bubble signals last year for both, anticipating the large, actual crashes observed in the crypto markets. Those signals persist in the first two weeks of 2018.
The implication is
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