The second in capitalization of cryptocurrency will reach $ 8,500 if the price of bitcoin exceeds $ 150,000. The cryptotraider under the pseudonym YashaSedu shared this forecast.
In Major Bull Runs, $ Eth Typically Hits 30-35% of Bitcoin’s Mcap.
2017: ~ 35%
2021: ~ 36%We’re Seeing Similar Setup Now👇
> TVl on @ethereum Crossed $ 90b After 2022
> Institutes Buy Billions of Dollars Worth of $ Eth
> Billions of Dollars of ETF Inflow
> Stocks Transitioning … pic.twitter.com/xuacoafw9p– YashaSedu (@yashasedu) August 10, 2025
The expert noted that during the past bull markets, the capitalization of the broadcast was 30-35% of the digital gold indicator. In 2021, the value reached 36%.
YashaSedu indicated that TVL Ethereum recently exceeded $ 90 billion amid growing demand by public companies and ETF.
If the first cryptocurrency grows to $ 150,000, then while maintaining this proportion, the price of the broadcast will rise to $ 8656. Even a conservative script with 21.7-30% of the market value of bitcoin involves Ethereum growth to $ 5376-7420.
Polymarket users assess the likelihood of altcoin to achieve a new record until the end of August at 76%.
On August 13, the second in capitalization of cryptocurrency overcame $ 4600. At the time of writing, it is traded at $ 4628 – 5.2% below ATH.
The chief analyst of Bitget Ryan Lee confirmed the prospects for the growth of cryptorrhist. According to him, in the fall, bitcoin can reach $ 140,000.
The potential decrease in the key rate in the United States to 4-4.25% in September has attributed other key growth factors. Such an outcome of the FOMC meeting awaits 89% of the market participants.
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Source: Cryptocurrency

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