Raoul Pal, CEO of Real Vision and a former Goldman Sachs executive, has highlighted a major opportunity for Sui (SUI), a layer-one blockchain he believes is on the brink of significant growth.
Pal recently stated that SUI could experience explosive rallies after surpassing its key resistance level near $5.
Describing the situation, Pal said SUI is “pressing its nose against the ceiling” and is poised to “go into hyperspace” as it gains momentum. Since his post, SUI has climbed further, trading at $5.28 at the time of writing.
Pal also expressed optimism about Solana (SOL), noting that it has broken out of a long-term channel and turned its former resistance into a new support level. He shared his view that Solana’s price chart suggests “stupid bullish” long-term potential.
In previous remarks, Pal described SUI as a standout contender in the current market cycle, suggesting it could outperform Solana significantly. Speaking on the When Shift Happens podcast, he explained his confidence in SUI stems from its demonstrated strength against major cryptocurrencies like Solana, Ethereum, and Bitcoin, coupled with clear breakout performance across various metrics.
While Pal remains positive about Solana’s future, he believes SUI could be the “next chosen one,” offering unparalleled growth potential. However, he cautioned that such a bet carries higher risk and advised against committing full-scale investments without careful consideration. For him, the confirmation came when SUI consistently outperformed other tokens, signaling a strong breakout and marking it as a key player in the blockchain space.
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