Etherealize Co-Founder Predicts ETH Price Could Reach $15,000 by End of 2026

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According to Ethereum co-founders Vivek Raman and Danny Ryan of Etherealize, the price of Ethereum could reach $15,000 by 2026. They cited Ethereum's 10-year track record as a key factor, noting the support of major banks such as BlackRock and JPMorgan for the blockchain. ETH analysis highlights three main drivers: the stablecoin market expanding fivefold, tokenized assets growing fivefold, and ETH becoming a productive store of value. Raman anticipates that ETH's market capitalization will reach trillions, with a significant rise in the token's price by 2026.

According to a January 17 PANews report citing Coindesk, co-founders of Etherealize, Vivek Raman and Danny Ryan, claim that Ethereum's decade of real-world testing has made it the "most secure and reliable" option for Wall Street. They cited deployment cases by BlackRock, Fidelity, and JPMorgan as examples. Raman predicted that the market capitalization of ETH will rise to tens of trillions of dollars, with the price of each token potentially reaching $15,000 by the end of 2026. This view is based on three pillars: a fivefold expansion of the stablecoin market, a fivefold growth in tokenized real-world assets, and ETH becoming a "productive store of value" similar to Bitcoin.

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