Kavita Gupta

Bitcoin has held strong around $65K, is being used for large transactions in the Middle East due to banking issues, and institutional money is flowing into ETFs with buy orders outweighing sells. Increased demand from geopolitical use cases and institutional adoption supports price appreciation, with historical patterns suggesting peaks multiples above cost of production. LONG because she explicitly states she sees Bitcoin going above $80K in the near future, citing strong holding and institutional interest. Geopolitical instability, oil price increases, or a breakdown in institutional flows could break the thesis.

ETH outperformed Bitcoin recently by 6.7-7%, has the leading market share for tokenized assets ($350 billion including stablecoins), and showed resilience against negative news like quantum computation reports. Institutional adoption and ETF expectations drive demand, and ETH serves as a benchmark for the broader crypto ecosystem, with its movement often signaling altcoin cycles. LONG due to strong positioning, outperformance, and expected growth from institutional capital, as she believes Ethereum is "best positioned" for tokenized assets. Regulatory hurdles, ETF rejections, or technological vulnerabilities could impact ETH's growth.