VanEck, an investment firm, has projected a significant surge in the price of Ether (ETH) to $22,000 per token by 2030, citing Ethereum's transformative impact and its potential to generate revenue for token holders. They attribute this forecast partly to the potential approval of spot Ether ETFs in the US, which would enable easy and secure holding of Ethereum for financial advisors and large investors through qualified custodians, along with the advantages of ETFs such as liquidity and ease of trading.
VanEck views Ether as a potential disruptor in the financial landscape, challenging traditional institutions and tech giants like Google and Apple, pointing to its expanding user base of approximately 20 million active users monthly. Moreover, they highlight Ethereum's significant role in processing settlements totaling $4 trillion and facilitating $5.5 trillion in stablecoin transfers over the past year.
VanEck: Ether Cash Flow Could Drive $2.2 Trillion Valuation
With this growth and maintaining its advantage in smart contracts, Ethereum could conceivably provide $66 billion in free cash flow per year for token holders by 2030. According to the asset management, this corresponds to a possible market price of $2.2t, or around $22,000 per coin.
For cryptocurrency-only portfolios, VanEck analysts Patrick Bush, Denis Zinoviev, and Matthew Sigel advise allocating 70% of Bitcoin to Ethereum (ETH). It is thought that this weighting provides the best possible balance between possible rewards and risk.
"In the non-crypto financial world, we believe ETH is a revolutionary asset with few parallels," they declared. Because it is used for activities on Ethereum, "ETH can be thought of as 'Digital Oil.'"
Listed but not yet active is VanEck's Ether ETF
The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) lists VanEck's planned spot Ether ETF, which currently has the ticker code "ETHV." The ETF itself, however, is not trading at this time and needs regulatory permission before it may be done so.
June 2024, Cryptoniteuae