At the end of July, product comparison website Finder published a report on Ethereum. According to the report in question, the experts participating in the research predicted that ETH would reach 4.5 thousand dollars this year. On October 25, Finder updated its “Ethereum Price Forecasts Report” that polled 50 financial technology experts, and Ethereum is now expected to reach “$5,114 by the end of this year.” Details are here.
Finder, a financial data and product comparison site, has published numerous surveys and forecasts regarding the growing cryptocurrency economy. Researchers of the comparison website are exploring various different crypto assets such as Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), and Ethereum (ETH). Last July, Finder researchers conducted a survey of experts in the financial technology (fintech) sector, and the group predicted that ETH will reach $4.5k by the end of the year and $18,000 by 2025.
On Monday, Tim Falk and Richard Laycock of Finder.com published the report of a new survey of 50 fintech experts discussing the second-largest crypto asset, Ethereum (ETH). According to the report, ETH is expected to reach $5,114 by the end of this year, while by 2025 the price of ETH is predicted to rise to $15,364 per unit. Experts also believe that a single ETH could triple by the end of 2030, reaching $50,788 per ETH.
Besides, 63% of respondents think it’s a good time to buy ETH, while 9% say it’s a good time to sell. 28% of surveyed experts say that ETH holders should “hodl”.
The data also shows that one-tenth (13%) of Finder’s Ethereum survey respondents believe the Solana (SOL) network will overtake Ethereum as the primary decentralized finance (def) platform. Johannes Schweifer, CEO of Coreledger AG, is a member of the 13% who believe SOL can outperform ETH in this way. According to Schweifer, the scaling issues of the Ethereum network will not be resolved.
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