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Analyst Benjamin Cowen Updates Solana (SOL) Outlook, Says Ethereum Rival May Be Repeating 2019 Fakeout

DATE POSTED:August 29, 2024

A widely followed crypto analyst is updating his outlook on Ethereum (ETH) competitor Solana (SOL) as the market chops around.

In a new video update, crypto strategist Benjamin Cowen tells his 808,000 YouTube subscribers that Solana could plummet in value if a similar 2019 market pattern plays out again.

Looking at the TOTAL3 chart, which tracks the total market cap of crypto excluding Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum and stablecoins, Cowen shows that alts rallied in 2019 but then plummeted that same year when the Federal Reserve enacted a looser monetary policy. The Fed is now expected to cut interest rates next month after years of hikes.

“[Altcoins] had a nice little rally, but they’re giving a lot of it back, which is exactly what happened in the last cycle. Altcoins rallied. They rallied a lot, and then they gave it all back in the halving year. They gave it all back in the pre-halving year and then going into the halving year. They gave it back right around the time as that looser monetary policy arrived. A lot of that, a lot of those gains are given back. And so you have to wonder is it just kind of doing the same thing. Alts are still struggling to break through here.”

Source: Benjamin Cowen/YouTube

Cowen notes that SOL hasn’t reached its all-time high (ATH) and warns it could suffer a sell-off similar to what happened to other alts in 2019.

“I tip my hat to Solana’s outperformance against Bitcoin since 2023 began. I will remind people that there are actually other alts that went on to new all-time highs…[SOL] is still technically not a higher high… If it follows some of the altcoins last cycle that did very well in the QT (quantitative tightening) rally, then if it were to follow through the entire way then essentially what would happen is that there would be a selloff and then there would be another rally after QE (quantitative easing) returns.”

Source: Benjamin Cowen/YouTube

Solana is trading for $143 at time of writing, down more than 3% in the last 24 hours.

 

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