- JASMY could pump over 2,000% to hit a bullish target of $0.27.
- After this, JASMY could pump further pump by 1,100%.
- JASMY is one of the most bullish altcoins this coming altseason.
The crypto market is highly anticipating the arrival of the long-awaiting altseason for this ongoing bull season. In particular, seasoned traders are waiting for the peak of the bull cycle’s altseason. Many altcoins are expected to see explosive new highs in the coming months and JASMY could pump over 1,110%.
JASMY One of the Most Bullish Altcoins
The expectation for altseason’s peak to arrive comes from the fact that every Q1 following a Bitcoin Halving year ushers in the peak of that bull cycle’s altseason. With the crypto market on the brink of the end of February, expectations for a bullish altseason peak grow stronger by the day and several altcoins including ETH and JASMY are showing bullish signs for explosive breakthroughs in the days ahead.
Presently, many seasoned traders are of the opinion that Ethereum (ETH) will lead the altseason peak as historically, ETH setting a new ATH is what leads to a domino effect for other altcoins to set their new ATHs. So far, ETH has yet to set a new ATH this bull cycle. Thus, analysts are keeping a close eye on many altcoins showing bullish indicators.
JASMY Could Pump Over 1,100% This Altseason
Whatever they have to say, there is no denying the progress $JASMY has made since late 2022 and early 2023.
— JAVON⚡️MARKS (@JavonTM1) February 21, 2025
A breakout and a more than 20X (>2,000% Gain) towards the $0.2785 target since and another +1,110% run to reach it can be loading and coming sooner than many imagine. https://t.co/JDxutVLrqH pic.twitter.com/A91WoDS0Vb
One such altcoin is JasmyCoin (JASMY), the altcoin known as the Bitcoin of Japan. As we can see from the post above, this analyst says that there is no denying the progress of JASMY since late 2022 and early 2023. He says that JASMY price is on the brink of a major breakout and could see over 2,000% gains at the $0.2785 price target, after which a pump over 1,110% could occur.
