Mathew Sigel, Head of Digital Assets Research at VanEck, recently spoke about the potential price of Ethereum. While referencing a report, Sigel discussed future price targets for Ethereum.
According to Sigel, VanEck’s base case for Ethereum is $11,000 per coin. This valuation is derived from an expected growth in Ethereum’s overall market size, which is expected to increase from $2.5 billion per year to $50 billion over the next six to seven years.
The base case of $11,000 per Ethereum token is a projection from VanEck, which indicates a substantial increase in value compared to the current price. While a previous report suggested a potential price for Ethereum of $50,000 by 2030, the base target of $11,000 remains the most recent estimate.
He said on the Paul Barron Network show: “We have updated this internally to ensure it is still valid. Our base case is $11,000 per coin for Ethereum, and that’s based on revenue growing from about $2.5 billion annually today to $50 billion over the next six to seven years. I mean, we’re going to have to see some decentralized apps go viral and get mass adoption to reach that price target.”
VanEck’s evaluation takes into account several factors such as Ethereum’s growing adoption and growing market, leading to an optimistic outlook for its future price. However, it is important to note that different market dynamics and developments could influence these projections.
He said the crypto landscape could change due to macroeconomic factors. Typically, Bitcoin becomes more dominant during cryptocurrency bear markets, while Ethereum is considered a riskier asset. However, investors look for even riskier assets when the cryptocurrency market is bullish, leading Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies to perform well.
