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Analyst Forecasts Ethereum to Rise to $10,000, But Is Willing to Sell at $3000

Crypto trader DonAlt, known for accurately predicting a 700% move in XRP's price, has set a technical target for Ethereum at $10,000. However, he personally plans to exit his own long position once ETH reaches $3,000. DonAlt opened his long position around $1,900 on August 13th, acknowledging this buy at resistance during market consolidation goes against classical technical analysis. He stated he is more uncomfortable being out of a position than buying at a less-than-optimal price. He is prepared to increase his position size if the price retests the key support zone around $1,700. The trader outlined three expectation levels: an official target of $4,000, an unofficial macro target of $10,000, but a practical plan to take profits at $3,000. He joked about his tendency to exit positions early for realized gains. The analysis notes this pragmatic approach, favoring a solid 57% profit over waiting for potentially unattained five-figure prices, reflects extensive trading experience. The article concludes by noting Ethereum's price remains tightly correlated to Bitcoin's, seemingly lacking its own growth catalysts. It mentions some banks are leaning towards creating private blockchains or opting for more innovative networks with higher scalability and lower fees.

cryptonews.ru08/17 18:15

Analyst Forecasts Ethereum to Rise to $10,000, But Is Willing to Sell at $3000

cryptonews.ru08/17 18:15

Trump Crypto Project Delays Launch of Maldives-Linked Token

The cryptocurrency project backed by former U.S. President Donald Trump and his family, World Liberty Financial ($WLFI), has postponed plans to launch a token linked to the construction of a luxury resort in the Maldives, according to Bloomberg sources. The token sale, initially slated for 2027, is now delayed reportedly due to disrupted transportation in the region from the U.S. war with Iran. The project involved tokenizing investor income from the Trump International Hotel & Resort, a planned 100-villa complex set to open in 2030. The token was designed to offer returns from the resort's revenues. The delay's timing is unclear. World Liberty Financial is also exploring tokenization in other sectors like oil and gas. Its native token, $WLFI, showed little price movement on the news, trading around $0.05, down 88% from its all-time high in September 2025. Trump and his sons have launched several crypto ventures, including meme coins and mining. Trump reported earning about $1.4 billion from crypto in 2025. However, their public projects, like mining firm American Bitcoin and Trump Media and Technology Group, reported significant losses in Q2 2026.

cryptonews.ru08/14 19:57

Trump Crypto Project Delays Launch of Maldives-Linked Token

cryptonews.ru08/14 19:57

The Biggest AI Black Hole: After Anthropic's Annual Revenue Hits $1 Trillion, Compute Power Prices Soar 10x

The article explores the potential for a dramatic surge in compute prices driven by the AI industry's explosive growth. It highlights a provocative prediction by tech podcaster Dwarkesh Patel: if AI labs like Anthropic continue their rapid revenue growth (projected to reach $1 trillion annually) while compute supply only expands at about 3x per year, the price of computing power could skyrocket by 10x or more. The core argument is a paradigm shift: GPUs are transitioning from mere hardware tools to carriers of "digital labor." If a single H100 GPU can host an AI agent capable of replacing a top-tier software engineer (with a Silicon Valley salary of $250k), its economic value should be recalibrated accordingly. Currently, the annual rental cost of an H100 is around $16k, creating a massive 15x valuation gap—a "labor arbitrage black hole." This imbalance stems from a critical mismatch: AI capabilities and commercial revenue are growing faster than the physical infrastructure (chips, data centers) can be built. With compute supply constrained by physical limits like chip manufacturing capacity, and demand soaring, prices are pressured upward. The piece further argues that expensive compute incentivizes using the most capable (and expensive) AI models, as cheaper, less efficient models waste more costly compute time—a phenomenon linked to the Alchian-Allen effect. Counterarguments are noted, suggesting AI's value may be capped in physical-world applications and that history often disproves predictions of resource scarcity. However, the response is that compute supply lacks the elasticity of traditional commodities. The conclusion is that before compute potentially becomes cheap and abundant, the industry may face an intense period of compute inflation and an arms race for this strategic resource.

marsbit08/04 13:56

The Biggest AI Black Hole: After Anthropic's Annual Revenue Hits $1 Trillion, Compute Power Prices Soar 10x

marsbit08/04 13:56

From ETH to SOL: Why Will L1s Ultimately Lose to Bitcoin?

The article "From ETH to SOL: Why L1s Will Ultimately Lose to Bitcoin?" argues that Bitcoin (BTC) is increasingly dominating the "cryptomoney" narrative, leaving little room for other Layer-1 (L1) blockchains to compete for monetary premium. The core of the argument is that approximately 81% of the total crypto market cap is invested in assets viewed as money or potential money, with BTC alone accounting for 55%. While L1s like ETH, XRP, BNB, and SOL represent a significant portion of the remaining value, their valuations are not primarily driven by revenue or real economic activity. Data shows that L1 revenues have been declining annually, yet their price-to-earnings ratios have soared, suggesting their market caps are almost entirely propped up by speculation on future monetary premium, not fundamentals. The performance of L1s against BTC further supports this. Since December 2022, eight of the top ten L1s have underperformed BTC, with six lagging by over 40%. Solana (SOL) was a notable exception, outperforming BTC by 87%. However, this gain is put into perspective by its ecosystem's explosive growth: a ~3,000% increase in DeFi TVL, fees, and DEX volume. This indicates that an L1 must achieve astronomical, orders-of-magnitude growth to merely eke out a modest performance lead over BTC. The conclusion is that the trend of BTC consolidating monetary premium at the expense of L1s is irreversible. The narrative that an L1 could become "money" is losing credibility as investors now have a decade of data showing that L1s consistently underperform BTC unless their ecosystems experience extreme, unsustainable growth. Without genuine economic growth, L1s' monetary premium will continue to erode.

coinvoice12/08 04:07

From ETH to SOL: Why Will L1s Ultimately Lose to Bitcoin?