Bitcoin has been hot, but many bosses think it is a big bubble. If you want to ask how the red currency will fare in 2018, some of the weaker bitcoin institutions think it won't be long, and prices will fall in 2018. The famously bold bank of Denmark has made a startling prediction: it will be back in its original form after it has shot up to $60,000, falling back to $1,000.
Deutsche bank has previously said the bitcoin crash would be one of the major risks of 2018. Ahead of the launch of bitcoin futures, deutsche bank warned that the bitcoin boom could pose a serious threat to the broader market in 2018.
Bitcoin may or not be a bubble, it's pretty hard to describe now that we are still in it (regardless of what we call it), however, if things do get better, and the eventual mainstream potential turns out to be more fruitful, then it would have been of a meta origin only elusive at the moment.
However, in 2018, things are bound to get more interesting as ardent believers of cryptocurrencies, blockchain enterprise and fanatics will have to express their resolve.