I would love to see why these conclusions were come to. What data do you have in support of these speculations? Just curious, as one of the rules of this section per
@Zwielicht's thread on the matter is "Do not post threads on hypothetical scenarios".
I try to reply your questions
BTC @ 40k or more (max 110k) EOY
I think, as many other successful traders ( who I am NOT, despite I past last 5 months studying how to trade and still doing it) , who BTC price follows a
logarithmic non- linear regression . In particular it repeats very bigs "cup and handle" pattern (
http://www.traderpedia.it/wiki/index.php/Cup_and_handle )
In this moment I think we are repeating the 2013 fractal. You can find plenty of charts about this possibility:
Also the "micro-cycles" inside the various bull runs follows the Wickoff cycle (thanks to which I am doing pretty good rev trading alts atm)
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Actually I think 3000 is a pretty conservative for ETH price since it will not only hold its BTC value but move faster, all the ICOs funded by ETH will certainly contribute to the price rise but also the established trust in the project and also the founder (Vitalik Buterin)
ETH at > 60% of BTC marketcap at some moment
As above
$POLY in the top 30 cryptos by marketcap ( now 102 )
$ZCO in the top 50 cryptos by marketcap (now 210 )
$SENT in the top 100 (now 278)
In the past 5 months, other than learn trading I spent much time into searching good low-caps project into the huge amount of shitcoin / projects; these are 3 of the best I find out and their relative potential (in my opinion) ; I will not spend more time to describe the reason I think this because I don't want to look pumping anything (also if in the crypto section is pratically impossible since in 90% of cases when you talk about crypto, you talk about coins in particular) and also people will put their own time researching about them if interested.
I see ZW moved the thread in the right section so I think there is no problem, but if the thread violates the rules please proceed to close it.
Hope to have partially answered some questions
@Sherb
