Grayscale revela su lista del cuarto trimestre con seis nuevas criptodivisas y destaca el rendimiento de Sui y Optimism

Grayscale’s fourth quarter list includes six new cryptocurrencies, including Sui and Optimism, highlighting their strong infrastructure and performance. Some assets have dropped off the list, while BTC remains strong, currently trading above $65,000 with a positive weekly increase.

Grayscale Research has unveiled a list of 20 digital assets with significant potential for the fourth quarter of the year. Factors such as potential catalysts, network adoption, and associated risk factors were taken into account to compile this list. In particular, six new cryptocurrencies have been added to the list: Sui (SUI), Optimism (OP), Helium (HNT), Bittensor (TAO), UMA Protocol (UMA), and Celo (CELO).

Recently, CNF reported a significant 50% increase in the price of SUI in just seven days, largely attributed to Grayscale’s SUI trust fund and growing institutional interest. In line with this momentum, Grayscale Research tweeted outlining its top 20 digital assets for the fourth quarter, which they believe have great potential due to key catalysts, market trends, and specific token fundamentals, with SUI being an excellent example of this bullish trend.

Grayscale highlighted Sui and Optimism for their high-performance infrastructure. Sui, a third-generation blockchain, has surpassed Solana in transaction speed, while Optimism stands out for its “Superchain” network, which shares a common open-source technology stack.

Other promising assets include UMA, which could benefit from prediction markets like Polymarket, and Celo, poised to rise with stablecoin adoption. Helium’s IoT-focused network was praised for its revenue generation, while Bittensor is seen as a bet on AI, merging blockchain and artificial intelligence for decentralized solutions.

Some digital assets, such as ThorChain (RUNE) and Raydium (RAY), have dropped off Grayscale’s top 20 list for this quarter as the asset manager adjusts its outlook. Amid debates over whether BTC’s price could fall below $60,000 following Grayscale Bitcoin Trust’s record 72-day outflow, current CoinMarketCap data shows BTC trading at $65,563.75, reflecting a 1.86% increase in the last day and a 3.36% gain in the last week, suggesting continued market resilience.