Raoul Pal, a former Goldman Sachs executive, is making waves in the cryptocurrency realm with his bold prediction that Ethereum (ETH) will outshine Bitcoin (BTC) in the coming weeks. Addressing his 21,300 YouTube channel subscribers, Pal draws parallels between Ethereum’s potential surge and the dynamics of capital flow seen in the bond market, where lower-rated junk bonds often outperform their higher-rated counterparts during capital rotations.
Pal’s optimism for Ethereum hinges on the potential approval of a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). He anticipates a positive ripple effect on Ethereum, as investors are expected to redirect their Bitcoin gains into the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency.
According to Pal, Ethereum is merely following its projected trajectory, and the real game-changer will be the release of the Bitcoin ETF, which he believes will breathe new life into the Ethereum ecosystem.
Pal Bullish on Ethereum, Bitcoin Resilient, No Collapse Fears
Currently, Solana and Bitcoin still rule the roost. But Pal is sure Ethereum will catch up with the pack and give a big performance. Specifically, he mentions the barbell strategy. He points out that investing in both Solana and Bitcoin works well.
Shifting his attention to Bitcoin, Pal provides insights into the expected price action, likening it to the bullish trends observed in 2015. He dismisses the notion of a substantial collapse, asserting that corrections will likely be more sideways, within the 20% to 30% range, characteristic of the crypto landscape.
Pal reassures well-intentioned speculators that there is no cause to fear a repeat of the 2019 scenario when Bitcoin fell fast amidst COVID-19 mayhem. He doesn’t believe in the 50 % collapse. Rather, he holds out for corrections consistent with what we observe daily as part and parcel of crypto.
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