Realistic $ETH Price Targets By 2029
đ° Ultra Bear: $5,000 | 2.4x From Current Levels | ~$610B Market Cap:
â Even in a weak cycle, Ethereum could still command a valuation comparable to today's global payment giants.
đ° Bear: $8,000 | 3.8x | ~$970B Market Cap:
â Puts Ethereum in the same valuation range as some of the world's largest retail corporations.
đ° Base Case: $12,000 | 5.7x | ~$1.45T Market Cap:
â A realistic outcome if institutional adoption, ETFs, and tokenization continue expandi...
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$ETH just hit 0.03 against $BTC again. If you've been around long enough, you know what usually comes next â altcoins start waking up.
The question isn't if, it's which ones move first.
My guess? DEX tokens like $UNI might be early movers. They're liquid, they're known, and when people start rotating into alts, they go for the stuff that feels safe-ish first.
Then you've got the DeFi OGs â $AAVE, $LDO, $MORPHO. These could follow once the momentum builds. DeFi's had a rough couple years, but ...
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@babylonlabs_io
I've come across a lot of Bitcoin projects over the years, and most follow the same playbook: wrap your BTC, bridge it somewhere, plug it into DeFi. So when I first heard about Babylon Labs, I figured it'd be more of the same.
The more I dug in, though, the more it seemed like they were asking a different question entirely â if Bitcoin is the most secure blockchain out there, why should that security stop at Bitcoin's own network? Why can't it back other chains too?
That's reall...