​​Arthur Hayes Is Confident on a $10K Ethereum Price as $SUBBD Nears $1M in Presale

BitMEX co–founder Arthur Hayes, known for his bold market calls, predicts $ETH is heading for $10,000 this year.

It’s an optimistic take, but not outrageous, given that Ethereum has outperformed Bitcoin of late, up a whopping 51% in the month. Meanwhile, AI-powered crypto projects like SUBBD are soaking up attention, as early buyers hunt for the next $ETH-style breakout.

Ether ETFs have seen some of their biggest single-day inflows over the last few days, indicating growing institutional conviction. It’s the kind of force that usually comes after regulatory clarity, like the recent boost from Trump’s pro-crypto GENIUS Act.

Ethereum is an obvious bet for traders looking beyond Bitcoin, thanks to its deep integration across DeFi, NFTs, and stablecoins.

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Arthur Hayes isn’t known for subtlety. In a recent blog post, he explains how U.S. credit expansion could supercharge ETH, and why Ethereum’s comeback is still being underestimated.

“Ever since Solana rose from the FTX ashes from $7 to $280, Ether has been the most hated large-cap crypto. No more. My year-end targets: Bitcoin = $250K, Ethereum = $10K,” he declares.

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With whales stocking up on hundreds of millions in ETH, and on-chain activity sharply ticking up, $4000 is a realistic target for $ETH this month. But some whales have begun cashing out, a sign that short-term dips could hit before the price climbs up again.

Got a couple of million dollars to throw? Then, yes, you could make a fortune out of crypto giants like $BTC and $ETH. But hoping for 10X or 100X from these coins in 2025 is wishful thinking. They are too big for investors who have their eyes set on multifold gains.

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New, low-cap tokens like $SUBBD offer much larger room for returns. Then again, there are so many new and low-cap coins popping these days, you can’t take a step without tripping over one.

So how do you tell treasure from trash?

Here are three giveaways of quality: innovation, solid tokenomics, and strong security features.

This New ERC-20 Token is Reshaping the Creator Economy Using AI

SUBBD ticks every box, and it’s on its way to smash the $1M mark in its viral presale, within weeks of launch.

The AI-powered content subscription and creator platform is on a mission to use blockchain tech and AI to return the $85B creator economy to the people.

SUBBD cuts out the middleman to let content creators monetize their content directly.

By tokenizing content or interactions (using SUBBD’s own token, for example), creators can directly monetize their content through token-based payments from fans. This reduces their reliance on ads or other traditional revenue models, which tend to eat into their earnings.

$SUBBD tokens other benefits to both content creators and their fans, from access to premium creator content to personalised AI experiences and engagement-based rewards.

The project is backed by a growing network of doxxed ambassadors and creators with a combined reach of over 250M.

Investors can stake their $SUBBD tokens for a fixed 20% APY during the presale and unlock priority access to beta features and upcoming launches.

There was a time when you could buy $ETH for under $1. Jump to 2025, $ETH is selling for over $3,500 with a gigantic market cap of $440B. Along the way, the altcoin king has helped many people turn a nominal investment into a fortune.

But here’s what popular crypto narratives overlook: most of these investors got in early. They didn’t wait for Ethereum to explode to a billion-dollar market cap. Instead, they bought it while it was still underrated.

That’s exactly why early crypto adopters are turning to $SUBBD this season. Backed by an AI-powered hub for creators, the token shows huge promise.

Investors don’t have much time left to grab $SUBBD for discounted prices ($0.056 in the current phase). Close to hitting $1M, the token presale is moving toward a rapid sell-out.

But as always, do your own research before putting money into presales, and if you’re going in, go early, before the crowd knows what’s up.

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