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Anthropic’s Claude predicts Bitcoin may hit new high before Solana in late 2027–mid-2028

Anthropic’s AI model, Claude, forecasted Bitcoin would likely reach a new all-time high between late 2027 and mid-2028, based on current prices of $76,280 for Bitcoin and $90.83 for Solana. Bitcoin would need a 65.03% gain to surpass its peak of $126,080, while Solana requires a 222.18% increase to exceed $293.31. Claude’s prediction aligns with historical patterns, noting Bitcoin’s past highs…

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  • Claude predicts Bitcoin may hit a new all-time high between late 2027 and mid-2028, requiring a 65.03% gain from current prices
  • Solana needs a 222.18% increase to surpass its peak of $293.31, with ETF flows currently flat and no recent inflows
  • Bitcoin’s market cap is $1.53 trillion (59.13% of crypto market), while Solana’s is $53.6 billion (2.07%)

Claude’s analysis highlights Bitcoin’s stronger market position, with a $1.53 trillion market cap (59.13% of the crypto market) versus Solana’s $53.6 billion (2.07%). Recent trends show Bitcoin’s resilience, with spot ETF inflows totaling $74.6 million on November 4, while Solana’s ETFs saw no net inflows. Solana’s potential rally depends on positive ETF flows and a move above its 50-day average of $108.58. However, a recession or a drop below $75,700 could delay both coins’ recovery timelines.

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We Asked Claude: Solana or Bitcoin, Which Hits a New All-Time High First?

247wallst.com · 5 November 2026

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