JPMorgan’s reported long-term Bitcoin forecast is 10% annual returns over a 10 to 15 year horizon, ahead of U.S. large-cap stocks at 7.5%, gold at 5.5% and U.S. bonds at 5.6%, according to JPMorgan Asset Management’s long-term assumptions and the supplied report summary. It is an estimate, not a guaranteed return or a near-term price target.

JPMorgan’s reported long-term Bitcoin forecast is 10% annual returns over a 10 to 15 year horizon, ahead of U.S. large-cap stocks at 7.5%, gold at 5.5% and U.S. bonds at 5.6%, according to JPMorgan Asset Management’s long-term assumptions and the supplied report summary. It is an estimate, not a guaranteed return or a near-term price target.

The caveat highlighted in the posts is high volatility: one post says JPMorgan estimates Bitcoin volatility at about 55% and remains cautious about Bitcoin’s role in portfolios (KriptoPidgin). That post also compares Bitcoin with stocks and gold, while the wider forecast includes bonds. The supplied excerpts do not specify how the 55% volatility figure is measured.