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November Cryptocurrency Predictions Report: Verge (XVG), Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) forecast to be the top performing coins, but Tron (TRX) could fall
5 November 2018
- Price comparison site finder.com releases November Cryptocurrency Predictions Survey including forecasts for the end of 2019, 13 coins forecast
- Verge (XVG) predicted to grow by 76% this month
- TRON (TRX) expected to see fall of -10% by 1 December 2018
- Bitcoin (BTC) forecast to increase 29% this month and 164% by the end of 2019
- XRP (XRP), Ethereum (ETH) and EOS (EOS) top three coins picked for 2019
Verge (XVG), Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) are expected to be the most successful cryptocurrencies in November, ending two months of limited price fluctuations in the market.
The experts on personal finance comparison site finder.com‘s latest monthly Cryptocurrency Predictions Survey predict Verge to lead the way, with a rise of 76 percent by 1 December 2018. This is followed by Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC), at 32 percent and 29 percent, respectively.
It’s not good news for every coin though, as Tron (TRX) is expected to see a fall over the next month. Despite the experts predicting a bright 2019 for the coin (80% growth), they believe its value will drop by 10 percent in November.
Looking ahead to 2019, XRP (XRP), Ethereum (ETH) and EOS (EOS) are the coins expected to see the biggest price rise. XRP is forecast to experience the greatest growth at 327 percent, followed closely by Ethereum (211%) and EOS (189%). While the panellists believe EOS will see only slight growth over the next month with a 13 percent rise, they’re confident that it will increase at a faster rate in 2019.
Bitcoin is also set to experience steady growth over the next year, with an average predicted value of US$16,732 (£12,862) by the end of 2019. This would mean the currency would be nearing levels the coin reached at its peak in January of 2018.
The panellists suggest that while bitcoin has appeared to stabilise recently, it is difficult to predict it’s value with great certainty due to the Exchange Traded Fund and BAKKT cryptocurrency exchange announcement on the way before December 1, 2018.
The only coin that the experts believe will drop in value over the course of 2019 is Bytecoin (BCN). They foresee a brief rise of 3 percent this month, but an overall decline of 5 percent next year.
Comparing the forecast market capitalisations** for bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Ethereum (ETH) – the only three of the 10 coins with reported number of coins available – Ethereum (ETH) is predicted to see the highest growth by the end of the year (243 percent). This is followed by bitcoin (BTC) with a 177 percent increase, and Bitcoin Cash (BCH), with an increase of 77 percent.
The ten panellists in the November Cryptocurrency Predictions Report include:
- Craig Cobb: Founder of TraderCobb.com, designed to educate people on crypto trading in a way that is simple, easy and logical
- Alisa Gus: CEO of WishKnish, a blockchain gamified social market network aimed at helping communities grow, and founding member of the DC Digital Economy Hub
- Fred Schebesta: Co-founder of global comparison site finder.com and OTC cryptocurrency trading platform HiveEx.com. Award-winning entrepreneur
- Joseph Raczynski: Technologist and futurist, at Joetechnologist.com and Reuters, technology consultant and manager specialising in Blockchain technology
- Joerg Molt: CEO of the Satoshi School, launched to teach people the basics of blockchain technology and how they can benefit from the speed and efficiency of the currency
- Genson Glier: Co-founder and CEO of BlockToken.AI, a next-generation token issuance platform that aims to simplify ICOs
- Tiana Laurence: Founder of Laurence Ventures and author of Blockchain for Dummies, a No. 1 bestseller on Amazon.
- Nerijus Tilvikas: COO of Tokia.io, a cryptocurrency exchange which specialises in simplifying fiat-to-cryptocurrency conversions
- Rabbi Ahmed: Head of trading for Bit Trade, Australia’s longest-running provider of digital currency trading services
- Aaron LePOidevin: Adviser at Every Capital, Australia’s first retail crypto hedge fund
The full details of the survey, complete with comments from the panellists, can be found here: https://www.finder.com/uk/cryptocurrency-predictions
Jon Ostler, UK CEO at finder.com says, “Some of our panellists believe external forces could shift the market greatly over the next month, and particularly for Bitcoin (BTC). The upcoming decisions on a Bitcoin Exchange Traded Fund being approved or not by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the US Commodities and Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) deciding whether to accept the application by ICE backed cryptocurrency exchange, Bakkt, are expected before December 1. So at this stage, it’s difficult to predict exactly what will happen.
“When picking the up and coming coins for the next year, our panellists tended to select those that have strong protocols and backing. Many of our panellists suggest that the more developed or high-quality coins are grabbing their attention, rather than obscure small cap coins.
“The Finder Cryptocurrency Predictions Report was designed to help people understand the current cryptocurrency market, as well as how it could change over the next year. When reading this report, people should always remember to do their own research and make decisions based on their own personal financial circumstances.”
For more information on finder’s cryptocurrency predictions, please visit https://www.finder.com/uk/cryptocurrency-predictions.
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Disclaimer
The information in this release is accurate as of the date published, but rates, fees and other product features may have changed. Please see updated product information on finder.com's review pages for the current correct values.
About finder.com
finder.com is a personal finance website, which helps consumers compare products online so they can make better informed decisions. Consumers can visit the website to compare utilities, mortgages, credit cards, insurance products, shopping voucher codes, and so much more before choosing the option that best suits their needs.
Best of all, finder.com is completely free to use. We’re not a bank or insurer, nor are we owned by one, and we are not a product issuer or a credit provider. We’re not affiliated with any one institution or outlet, so it’s genuine advice from a team of experts who care about helping you find better.
finder.com launched in the UK in February 2017 and is privately owned and self-funded by two Australian entrepreneurs – Fred Schebesta and Frank Restuccia – who successfully grew finder.com.au to be Australia's most visited personal finance website (Source: Experian Hitwise).