An analyst has shared several charts outlining expectations for the cryptocurrency market up to the first quarter of 2026. For those keen on a broader market analysis, this detailed assessment provides insightful perspectives. At the time this article was written, Bitcoin 
$76,429 traded around $108,600, with Federal Reserve member Cook’s legal challenges causing slight market ripples.
The Rising Bull in Cryptocurrencies
Raoul Pal noted that many investors are still on the sidelines, sharing a chart without the top 10 cryptocurrencies, called OTHERS. According to him, there is still time for a rally, indicating that an upward trend across most cryptocurrencies, including LINK and PUMP, has yet to fully commence.
Analyzing Ethereum’s current outlook, Pal stated that the expected breakout for a long-term rise has arrived, putting ETH in the game.
Following Ethereum 
$2,262, Pal highlighted Solana 
$83 as the next cryptocurrency poised for a long-term rise, anticipating a rally above $290.
According to the analyst, SUI Coin will follow closely behind Solana, targeting a price above $17 by the start of next year.
While sharing the Dogecoin 
$0.106534 (DOGE) chart, Pal mentioned that significant movement would occur once the rise in the OTHERS chart begins, suggesting there is still time to wait.
Promising Growth in Cryptocurrencies
Sharing the M2 chart, Pal observed how Bitcoin follows it, reminding patient investors of potential substantial gains in cryptocurrencies. As money supply grows, Bitcoin has historically expanded, making further growth possible in an environment supported by interest rate cuts. However, discussions surrounding Cook need to clear from the agenda promptly.
“And the rate of change in another key indicator, Total Global Liquidity, will only keep increasing… The US, EU, China, and Japan all need to renew their debts. This sets an absurdly optimistic scene, supported by regulatory changes, the accumulation of DATs and government bonds, with Wall Street’s approval.”
In summary, increasing liquidity will accelerate into cryptocurrencies globally, rewarding investors with rallies. Raoul Pal concludes that this trend will continue until at least the second quarter of 2026.
“However, our studies (speaking in probability terms) show that the cycle will extend to the first and possibly the second quarter of 2026, due to the need for more liquidity as the business cycle slows down.
When? We’ve been in this cycle since August 2024, and the acceleration phase is ahead.”
