Crypto Analyst: ‘Very Likely That by 2025, Ethereum Will Hit $85,000 per ETH’

Recently, popular crypto analyst and influencer Ben Armstrong explained why he feels confident about the Ethereum ($ETH) price hitting $25,000 by the end of 2021 and $85,000 by 2025.

In a video released on June 11, the host of the YouTube channel “BitBoy Crypto” told the channel’s 1.1M+ subscribers about why he is so bullish on Ethereum.

Here are a few highlights from his comments (as first reported by The Daily Hodl) about Ethereum:

  • It’s been an amazing run for Ethereum this year. Just look at the numbers. ETH is still up over 200% as of the time of this video, and it’s been flexing on Bitcoin all year. I even think Ethereum will flip Bitcoin in this cycle.
  • By all available metrics, data, TA and moon math, we should be resuming the bull run by the end of July. That would mean Ethereum would see stable upwards movement for several days with no corrections larger than 20% on average.
  • But DeFi (decentralized finance) summer will be in full swing, and the London hard fork to EIP-1559 is supposed to equalize gas fees and speed up the network. The race for Bitcoin dominance will be on… With a plethora of DeFi options mixed with the NFT (non-fungible token) market heating up, Ethereum will climb up in value and market dominance like we’ve never seen before.
  • Because of this total takeover, I can see it’s very likely that by 2025, Ethereum will hit $85,000 per ETH. The first step to that will be, of course, $25,000 ETH this year. Don’t give up on that. Ethereum won’t just be digital oil in 2025, it will be the blockchain fuel of the future.

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