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A panel of “industry experts” has predicted that Ethereum will bottom out at $675 before the end of the year. They have “significantly lowered” their ether predictions since the start of 2022 and now expect the cryptocurrency’s price to end the year at $1,711 before rising to $5,739 by 2025, and $14,412 by 2030.
Price comparison portal Finder updated its predictions for Ether (ETH) on Monday. The company measures expert predictions about the future Ethereum price using weekly and quarterly surveys. The most recent quarterly survey, conducted in July, “asked a panel of 54 industry experts for their thoughts on how ethereum will perform over the next decade,” Finder explained.
According to the latest predictions from Finder’s expert panel, ether will be worth $1,711 by the end of this year. It will then rise to $5,739 by 2025, and $14,412 by 2030. However, the panel expects the price of ether to first bottom out at $675.
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While holding ETH until 2030 could prove fruitful, the panel believes lean times are ahead in the near term and expects ETH to bottom out at $675 before the end of the year.
While the experts see ETH falling further before retracing to end 2022, they also predict ETH topping out at $2,673.
The latest ethereum price predictions from the expert panel are significantly lower than their previous estimates. “Our panel’s predictions for ETH going forward have been significantly reduced since the start of 2022,” Finder described.
In comparison, the panel predicted in January that ETH would be worth $26,338 by 2030. In April, they lowered their prediction to $23,372. “Now [ETH] is at $14,412 in July,” the company reiterated.
One of the experts on the panel, Digital Capital Management’s CEO Ben Ritchie, commented: “Since ethereum’s correlation to bitcoin remains high, we can speculate that if the merger happens before the turn of the year, the price may decouple. However, the external economic factor is decisive , and brings obstacles to the short-term price action.” He elaborated:
We also estimate that the ethereum price will reach as high as $15,000 in 2030 due to the upcoming upgrades to ETH’s tokenomics, such as deflation emission and scalability.
Bitcoin.com News recently reported that there is a chance that Ethereum’s long-awaited transition from proof-of-work (PoW) to proof-of-stake (PoS), otherwise known as The Merge, could be implemented in September.
Coinjar CEO Asher Tan, another expert on the panel, sees ethereum reaching $2,000 to end 2022. “All eyes are on The Merge when it comes to ETH,” he stressed, noting that “there are more obvious catalysts for ethereum price appreciation than it is for bitcoin — assuming cefi [centralized finance] meltdown does not require too many more victims.”
Regarding whether it’s time to buy, sell or hold ethereum, Finder said:
The panel is fairly evenly split that now is the time to buy (43%) or hold (41%) Ethereum, with only 16% saying it’s time to sell.
The panel includes university directors, heads of crypto exchanges, crypto research analysts and executives from various firms with crypto-related products.
At the time of writing, ETH is trading at $1,576.88, up nearly 44% in the last seven days and 58% in the last 30 days.
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