‘It can’t be clearer’: Ex Goldman Sachs exec sees huge bull trend playing out for Bitcoin and Ethereum
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Raoul Pal, a former Goldman Sachs exec/trader turned markets analyst who’s well known within the crypto-investing landscape, is well and truly in the bullish camp for Bitcoin and Ethereum at present.
British-born Pal, who runs a macro financially focused media outlet called Real Vision, has become one of the most vocal and recognisable commentators on the crypto market over the past couple of years and is firmly of the opinion that the tech sector, very much including the crypto market, is lining up for a significant bull run.
Ark Invest CEO Cathie “I’ve Bet the Absolute Farm on Tech and Bitcoin” Wood must be nodding her head almost clean off every time Pal posts something or appears on a YouTube channel.
Here’s Pal, telling his 996,000 Twitter followers that the tech boom, which he believes is an ongoing, “secular adoption trend” he calls the “Exponential Age”, couldn’t be clearer.
He first points to the NDX, the movement of the heavily tech-laden Nasdaq US stock index, then shows Bitcoin’s similarly upwards-and-to-the-right long-term trend…
…It really can't be clearer (BTC): pic.twitter.com/XVVhR2ydo0
— Raoul Pal (@RaoulGMI) May 26, 2023
Pal, who is a particular fan of Ethereum (ETH), but also Bitcoin (BTC), notes that crypto as a whole “is the best-performing asset this year” and that it is a big part of his Exponential Age thesis, set to “outperform the global liquidity crisis and ALL other assets”.
Remember in "The Exponential Age" thesis assets with a secular adoption trend (crypto and tech) outperform the global liquidity cycle and ALL other assets.
Also a TGA rebuild would be temporary and market will likely largely look through it (TGA could also be offset by RRP or…
— Raoul Pal (@RaoulGMI) May 26, 2023
He caveats that yes, there will be corrections, but that “all dips are to be bought”.
But what about the uncertain macro climate?
As we’ve just seen over the past 48 hours or so, US politicians appear to be (surprise, surprise) resolving their debt-ceiling impasse. Pal seems to be of the opinion that a bout of Quantitative Easing could return again before very long, setting markets off once again. Money printer goes brrrr and all that.
Cut to peak "TGA is going to rebuild, Bro, and liquidity is going to zero. Everything will crash!".
Meanwhile, back in 2011 & 2013 after the debt ceiling crisis, nothing happened. They didnt rebuild the TGA, QE came back. Markets took off.
Lets see the flavor this time…
— Raoul Pal (@RaoulGMI) May 28, 2023
Pal’s Twitter feed is full of gold dust for crypto-narrative speculators, too. Here, he is (below) making a pretty bold call on a sub-plot that’s certainly faded since this time last year – the metaverse.
We’ve been noticing an Apple-metaverse-related narrative here recently ourselves, hearing rumours about the traps that the tech giant is set to release a “mixed reality” VR headset. Pal seems to think June 5 might be a significant date in that particular storyline…
June 5th is probably a big date for The Exponential Age. At first you will push back, then you will most likely use it. Lets see… Apple is "probably" going to all time highs, fast. June 5th will show us the future of the Metaverse. https://t.co/SvnMR1Zj7k
— Raoul Pal (@RaoulGMI) May 27, 2023
In crypto (not Web3) everyone is ONLY in the business of selling block space. The winners make their block space more attractive via tech adoption or narrative adoption, or both, to increase total $ volumes transacted and total no. of users. #MetcalfesLaw
— Raoul Pal (@RaoulGMI) May 27, 2023
One last Pal tweet… This one plays into his bullish case for Ethereum, which centres around its blockchain utility and staking capabilities.
Pal, who, for some reason, regularly cops flak from “Bitcoin maxis” for talking up Ethereum, suggests that he is finding the latest Ordinals and BRC-20-led Bitcoin blockchain activity “highly, highly amusing”. In his view it proves the Bitcoin network is adapting to an Ethereum-like utility narrative.
Finding it highly, highly amusing that BTC caved into ETH's utility and not the other way around… good for Bitcoin, it's a new path forward but a long way to go. L2's, DeFi, tokens, all to come…
— Raoul Pal (@RaoulGMI) May 26, 2023
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