Jason Pizzino Lists Four Altcoins That He Predicts Will Gain 10X In 2022

A prominent cryptocurrency analyst and trader, Jason Pizzino, lists four altcoins: Polygon (MATIC) and Curve (CRV), SushiSwap (SUSHI) and Yearn.finance (YFI) that he believes have the potential to make 10X gains this year.

Polygon (MATIC)

In a recent video, the analyst shared with the 254K subscribers on his YouTube channel that blockchain scaling solution Polygon still looks very bullish despite its ongoing pullback from the all-time high of $2.92.

“If no one’s speaking about it because the price is going down, generally that’s the time you want to be looking to enter a position…
So I still see this as a bull market: higher lows, that’s pretty straightforward. Fifty percent [Fibonacci] level about $2.20.”

Curve DAO Token (CRV)

The second coin Pizzino list as a potential to make 10X is CRV, the governance token of stablecoin-focused decentralized exchange Curve Finance.

“Curve is at a total value locked of $24 billion and so you’ve got the market cap against the total value locked is 0.1. So, market cap about $2.4 billion, total value locked: $24 billion.
I think there’s going to be a big catchup game here as well to value Curve closer to the value locked on Curve at the moment.”

SushiSwap (SUSHI)

The trader also talks about SUSHI, the governance token of decentralized exchange SushiSwap, as a potential gainer. Sushi’s relatively small market valuation puts it in a position to generate exponential gains, the analyst says.

“SUSHI is a $1 billion market cap, fully diluted at $2 billion. So for a 10x, $10 billion seems reasonable…
And when these things get going, we don’t know where they stop. They just keep going.”

Pizzino also highlights that SUSHI is currently in a pull back, and his entry levels are between $6 and $7.50.

Yearn.Finance (YFI)

The last digital asset on the analyst’s list is Yearn.Finance (YFI), a decentralized finance platform that powers an automated yield farming strategy. YFI’s fundamentals look solid and the technicals appear strong, says Pizzino.