TREE NEWS update: JPMorgan Asset Management has included bitcoin in its 2027 long-term capital market assumptions, projecting a 10% baseline compound annual return over the next decade with 55% annualized volatility. Pandl noted the 10% expected return tops all other asset classes, while bitcoin’s estimated 33% correlation with US large-cap stocks is lower than that of international equities, corporate bonds and hedge funds. JPMorgan remains cautious on unstable correlations and did not add bitcoin to its main covariance matrix.
JPMorgan Adds Bitcoin to 2027 Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions, Forecasts 10% Annual Return
The signal here is less the return figure than the institutional framing: bitcoin entering a major bank's long-horizon assumptions, with a correlation estimate below international equities, corporate bonds and hedge funds, puts it in the same conversation as conventional portfolio inputs. The caution is equally telling — an unstable correlation and exclusion from the main covariance matrix mean the asset is acknowledged but not yet fully trusted in the modeling. Whether that correlation holds steady enough to justify fuller integration is the open question.
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