Altcoins are beginning to steal the spotlight from Bitcoin as Ethereum, Chainlink, and Litecoin move into positions that traders say are still undervalued – www.naijnaira.com reports.
According to Finbold, Ethereum has regained nearly 40% against Bitcoin since June, lifting its price outlook toward the $7,000–$7,500 range by year-end.
The ETH rally has been supported by renewed inflows from ETFs, treasury adoption, and a stronger push from the Ethereum Foundation to accelerate scaling efforts.
“Ethereum breaking above its 50- and 200-week averages has set the tone for a potential long-term uptrend,” analysts said.
Chainlink has also drawn attention after whale wallets accumulated heavily while its price broke out of a four-year falling wedge pattern.
Partnerships with Fidelity and SBI Japan are giving LINK a boost, while the network’s role in tokenization pilots adds to its real-world value.
On charts, LINK has secured $22 as a base and is eyeing $40–$42 if momentum continues.
Litecoin is no bystander either, testing resistance at $135 with projections pointing toward $220 once the breakout confirms.
Donald Trump’s recent embrace of Litecoin mining has helped sentiment, and rising transactions suggest LTC remains underpriced compared to Bitcoin.
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