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In the current bear market atmosphere, Ethereum and Bitcoin are struggling together, but this has not stopped people from making bullish predictions about digital assets.The recent bullish forecast comes from British multinational bank Standard Chartered Bank, which believes that Ethereum prices may climb to a higher level of $8000

According to Standard Chartered Bank, the price of Ethereum blockchain's native cryptocurrency, Ethereum (ETH), may rise from around $1600 to $8000 by the end of 2026.We believe that Ethereum's established dominant position in smart contract platforms, as well as its emerging applications in gaming and tokenization, may push ETH to the level of $8000 (five times the current price of $1600) by the end of 2026, "said Geoffrey Kendrick

Standard Chartered has raised its forecast for Bitcoin prices to as high as $120000 by 2024. According to Caixin News Agency on July 11, Standard Chartered has raised its bullish forecast for Bitcoin, with the latest forecast of up to $120000 by the end of 2024, nearly four times the current price, as cash-rich miners will reduce Bitcoin sales

Titanium Media App reported on July 10th that Standard Chartered Bank expects Bitcoin to rise to approximately $50000 per coin by the end of this year and may reach $120000 per coin by the end of 2024.

Standard Chartered Bank predicts that Bitcoin may reach $50000 this year and $120000 by the end of 2024. The bank predicts that the rise in Bitcoin prices may encourage Bitcoin "miners" to hoard more Bitcoin supplies

Standard Chartered Bank predicts that Bitcoin will rise to $100000 next year after the winter. Geoff Kendrick, head of digital assets at Standard Chartered Bank, stated in his latest report that Bitcoin may benefit from recent market developments

Reported by Reference News on April 26thAccording to Reuters London on April 24th, Standard Chartered Bank said on the 24th that by the end of 2024, the price of the top cryptocurrency Bitcoin may reach $100000, marking the end of the so-called "cryptowinter".Jeff Kendrick, Director of Digital Asset Research at Standard Chartered Bank, said in an investment briefing that Bitcoin may benefit from several factors, including the recent banking turmoil, the stabilization of risky assets brought about by the Federal Reserve's end to the rate hike cycle, and the increased profitability of cryptocurrency mining