Bitcoin Could Outperform Most Assets, JPMorgan Says — But the Bank Still Won’t Recommend It

Article Mathew Di Salvo Tuesday, 20 October 2026

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The bank has said bitcoin could do better than stocks and bonds over the next 10 years but says it is still too volatile.

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