Raoul Pal, known as a macro investment expert and former Goldman Sachs executive, took a different approach than traditional ranking methods when analyzing the future of cryptocurrencies. In his latest video analysis, he ranked cryptocurrencies into four different categories based on their potential long-term performance and adoption level. He divided the ratings into four groups: S, A, B and C/D.
In the top category, the “S” category, Pal places cryptocurrencies with well-established and robust ecosystems, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. He notes that these assets are key players in the crypto space and could show strong performance over the long term.
The “A” category, which comes after the “S” category, includes cryptocurrencies that have provided high returns in certain market cycles, such as Dogecoin. Although Dogecoin is known as a meme coin, it attracts attention with its constant and great interest.
The “B” category has an interesting place in Pal’s analysis. There are altcoins here such as XRP, Cardano, Chainlink and Cosmos. These are cryptocurrencies that have shown potential with certain use cases and development efforts, but have not yet been widely adopted or proven long-term success.
Within the future, the “C” category includes assets such as Polygon (Matic) and Tron. The future success of these assets is still full of uncertainties and they face difficulties in positioning themselves firmly in the crypto space. According to Pal, they have a high chance of shining in the upcoming bull market with less risk.
Finally, in the bottom category, the “D” category, are assets that have promising ideas or technology but have not yet been widely adopted or attracted enough attention to warrant trust. Altcoins in this category are considered to have a higher level of risk and uncertainty.
This unique ranking by Raoul Pal offers investors a different perspective when evaluating cryptocurrencies and provides important clues about their potential future performance.
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