Cryptocurrency Expert Who Accurately Predicted 2022 Bottom Anticipates Significant Bitcoin Surge, Revisits Projections for Ethereum and Solana

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Trader Predicts Bullish Trend for Bitcoin (BTC)

A trader, known for accurately predicting the crypto bottom in November 2022, is expressing optimistic sentiment regarding Bitcoin (BTC). Pseudonymous analyst DonAlt, with a following of 54,100 subscribers on YouTube, anticipates a significant surge in Bitcoin’s value. According to DonAlt, this surge will lead to a flow of funds from altcoins into BTC.

He suggests that following the surge, Bitcoin may consolidate, a move that would have a positive impact on altcoins. DonAlt speculates that after this consolidation, there could be another rotation into altcoins, where investors chase smaller percentage gains.

Currently, BTC is valued at $35,223, having recently reached a 2023 high of just under $36,000.

Short-Term Outlook for Ethereum (ETH)

DonAlt also shared his views on Ethereum (ETH) in the short term. He believes there’s a good chance that ETH might experience a bounce, given the overall positive sentiment in the altcoin market. Although the bounce may be relatively small in comparison to previous losses, he suggests that as long as the positive sentiment in the altcoin market persists, Ethereum could see a minor uptick in its value. As of now, ETH is trading at $1,831.

Analysis of Solana (SOL)

When it comes to Solana (SOL), DonAlt suggests that a buying opportunity might emerge if the seventh-largest cryptocurrency by market cap consolidates after its recent rally. He cautions against purchasing SOL if it drops to $30, as it could indicate a potential invalidation of its uptrend. However, he considers buying during a consolidation phase, viewing it as a pullback opportunity. DonAlt also notes that SOL’s performance is closely tied to Bitcoin’s movements. If Bitcoin continues its upward trajectory, SOL might continue to rise.

Currently, SOL is trading at $43.21, marking an increase of more than 30% over the past week.