Бенджамин Коуэн назвал условия начала сезона альткоинов

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-10-14Last updated on 2025-10-15

Криптоаналитик Бенджамин Коуэн (Benjamin Cowen) назвал факторы, которые могут благоприятствовать сезону альткоинов, и составил прогноз курса биткоина до конца года.

Коуэн предположил, что динамика альткоинов в ближайшие месяцы будет сильно зависеть от движения двух основных криптовалют: биткоина и эфира. По прогнозу аналитика, в октябре — декабре биткоин успеет достичь пиковой отметки и она будет варьироваться у $130 000–$155 000. Криптоэксперт уверен: бычье ралли биткоина еще не закончилось, и у монеты есть потенциал для роста. Коуэн считает вероятными два сценария.

  • Пессимистичный вариант развития событий: доходность текущего цикла показывает, что биткоин уже достиг пика. Тогда в краткосрочной перспективе альткоины покажут ограниченный рост.
  • Оптимистичный сценарий: если сравнить цикл биткоина с циклом 2017 года, то к концу четвертого квартала 2025 года криптовалюта должна сделать еще один рывок вверх.

Что касается альткоинов, ключевым ориентиром их роста может стать эфир, если достигнет важной отметки $5000 и сможет там удержаться. Ралли альткоинов обычно происходит после того, как эфир достигает новых исторических максимумов, не раньше, объяснил Коуэн. Для продолжения роста крипторынка нужно, чтобы капитал вернулся в биткоин, это станет движущим фактором. Устойчивый рост биткоина поднимет курс эфира и остальных альткоинов, верит Коуэн.

«Если доминирование биткоина будет расти вместе с его курсом, то альткоины последуют примеру. Если биткоин упадет, альткоины могут обрушиться еще сильнее», — предположил криптоаналитик.

Аналитики американского банка JPMorgan считают, что к концу года курс биткоина способен достичь $165 000 — благодаря вложениям корпоративных инвесторов в криптовалюту. Рост биткоина может ускорить и нестабильность на традиционных рынках, полагают банковские аналитики.

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