Former Goldman Sachs executive Raoul Pal believes that two digital asset subsectors could witness exorbitant valuations when the market reaches the “crypto summer” phase of the current cycle.
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“Crypto summer” usually means rising prices and increased trading volume.
Pal said,
“But the cryptocurrency summer and fall will be chaotic because everything will have a story and be euphoric.
This is when memes get really stupidly priced, unsubstantiated narratives like AI or RWA get stupid ratings, etc.”
That too Believe During this period, Ethereum (ETH) may outperform Bitcoin (BTC) and Solana (SOL) may outperform both Bitcoin and ETH.
“Crypto summer is the start of the alt season, which typically goes full ‘bubble’ in the fall. This is when ETH starts to outperform BTC. This is when SOL accelerates the performance of BTC and ETH.”
Macro investors have a rosy outlook on the cryptocurrency market; warn Digital assets will not move in a straight line toward new all-time highs.
“There may also be two more severe corrections due to excessive leverage. Banana John is coming.”
Pal has previously said that cryptocurrencies are getting closer to the banana zone, a time when Bitcoin and altcoins witness parabolic rallies on their way to higher heights.
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