Former Goldman Sachs Executive Reveals Altcoin Portfolio

• Former Goldman Sachs executive Raoul Pal has updated his investment portfolio, with a significant focus on one of Ethereum’s biggest competitors.
• Pal has increased his portfolio by 30-40% from June to October, without making any sales.
• He predicts a potential bull market peak in 2026, based on his analysis of global economic trends and cycles.

Investing in Ethereum’s Rival

Former Goldman Sachs executive Raoul Pal has recently updated his investment portfolio, with a significant focus on one of Ethereum’s biggest competitors. In discussing his assets, Pal revealed that he maintains a steady approach to his investments, with approximately 80% in Solana, a small amount in Bitcoin (BTC), and a few other investments made for novelty. He has chosen not to discuss these investments on Twitter to avoid potential backlash.

Portfolio Growth

Pal emphasized that he has not made any sales, yet his portfolio has seen a significant increase. From June to October, the macroeconomics expert managed to grow his portfolio by 30-40%. This growth demonstrates his strategic investment approach and his ability to capitalize on market trends.

Anticipating the 2026 Bull Market

Pal’s predictions regarding cryptocurrency and technology stocks are part of his work “The Everything Code,” an intertwined analysis of global economic trends and cycles. In this context, he suggests that various factors are aligning to potentially create another bull market period that could peak in 2026. He identifies the depreciation of cryptocurrencies and new capital entering the field as potential catalysts, stating that the crypto market looks very bullish from here on. He refrains from giving specific figures but admits that the market looks even more bullish than he anticipated this year.

No Worries Until 2025

The former Goldman Sachs employee reassures that there is no need to worry until 2025, regardless of the direction of the market. He believes that a crypto cycle operates the same way it appears at first glance. He does not think that the value loss is a pure function, as if it were, the 2020-2021 cycle would have been even larger. He expresses optimism about the current state of affairs and encourages a worry-free approach until 2025.