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Most Altcoins Predicted to Drop "Another 50-99 Percent" by Crypto Analyst Alex Krüger

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Mon, 14/10/2019 - 15:54
Most Altcoins Predicted to Drop "Another 50-99 Percent" by Crypto Analyst Alex Krüger
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Prominent cryptocurrency trader Alex Krüger is certain that the lion's share of altcoins will eventually drop by up to 99 percent, delivering a final blow to their bagholders. 

Krüger says the market will not remain "mispriced" forever, but he didn't specify when alts will take a hit. He also didn't predict what specific coins will suffer the biggest losses. 

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Almost 3,000 altcoins have been added to CoinMarketCap as of October 2019. There is a good chance that the overwhelming majority of these projects do not have anything apart from a white paper. 

The ICO bubble that nearly allowed Ethereum, the number one altcoin, to topple Bitcoin back in June 2017 created a myriad of worthless projects that struggle to surpass their initial valuation

Krüger's comment comes after a prolonging crypto winter that has dwindled the price of almost all altcoins. ETH is currently down by more than 86 percent from its ATH high that was recorded on Jan. 15, 2018. 

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Even if a given project is legitimate and transparent, there is no guarantee that it will somehow stay above the fray. For example, Krüger states that the market cap of Santiment (SAN) should be around $3 mln contrary to its current valuation of $29 mln.

There is also another major pain point for alts — regulatory pressure. As reported by U.Today, GXChain, a token whose market cap was nearing $600 mln back in January 2018, was abruptly shut down by Chinese authorities back in September.   

What altcoins will be able to retain or increase their value? Share your suggestions in the comments! 

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