Looking ahead to 2025, Standard Chartered predicted that the ETH-BTC price ratio will return to levels seen in 2021-2022, potentially reaching 7%.
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Looking ahead to 2025, Standard Chartered predicted that the ETH-BTC price ratio will return to levels seen in 2021-2022, potentially reaching 7%.
According to Standard Chartered, an ETH ETF approval will come from the SEC in May, and could possibly pump ETH price to $4,000.
The SEC’s approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs is considered a turning point for the crypto industry.