On March 31, I made what’s probably the second-biggest call of my life…

I said another cryptocurrency would surpass bitcoin as the most valuable in the world.

It’s called Ethereum. And its native currency is ether (ETH).

Since I made that call, ETH has rallied as much as 20%. And in my opinion, it’ll rise another 500% just this year.

Over the next decade, I believe Ethereum could surpass the value of Microsoft, Apple, Google and Facebook combined.

I’m not the only one who thinks Ethereum will end up being the dominant.

Anthony Scaramucci, in a recent CNBC interview, said, “the technology around Ethereum is going to make it a sticky cryptocurrency and a store of value and something people will transact with.”

And billionaire investor Mark Cuban recently called Ethereum a “hotbed of continuous innovation.” He even admitted to owning “a lot more Ethereum” than bitcoin.

Scaramucci and Cuban are brilliant guys. They saw big tech trends and jumped on them before the mainstream.

But I’ve been predicting Ethereum’s rise since 2016… long before the big boys on Wall Street got into the game. At the time, it traded near $9. Today, it’s trading around $2,060 – a 22,789% gain.

Over the next decade, DeFi will radically change the way you bank… borrow and lend money… and receive loan approvals.

In my view, two trends – DeFi and decentralized apps (called dApps) – will make Ethereum the most valuable software platform in history. Because when you eliminate the need for a third party or middleman, you can dramatically lower costs…

To my eyes, Ethereum is wildly undervalued. Even at over $2,000 and a $239 billion market cap… it’s a bargain relative to its development trajectory.

Long story short: Ethereum is going much, much higher.