The digital asset sector is poised to have one of its most important years in 2025. With favorable regulation expected, there are big things on the horizon regarding its potential growth. Indeed, that has fueled Standard Chartered’s recent prediction that BNB will reach a price of $2,775 by the year 2028.

That increase would see the native token of the Binance platform quadruple its current price. In a report issued Tuesday, the firm’s head of digital asset research, Geoff Kendrick, explained why one notable facet will ensure the asset’s massive trajectory over the next three years.

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Standard Chartered Projects BNB to Follow 2021 Trend, Hit $2,775 by 2028

Although we are just six days into May, it has already been a rather important month for BNB. Not only has it been the subject of a recent ETF filing from asset manager VanEck, but it was recently put forward as the potential subject of a crypto reserve for Kyrgyzstan.

That has fueled increased optimism over the asset’s long-term performance prospects. However, it hasn’t been the sole reason why Standard Chartered Bank is predicting Binance’s BNB coin to reach a $2,775 price by the year 2028.

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“BNB has traded almost exactly in line with an unweighted basket of Bitcoin and Ether since May 2021, in terms of both returns and volatility,” Geoff Kendrick wrote. Subsequently, he expects that relationship to continue. Moreover, he expects to drive the price from its current value below $600 to above $2,700 in just three years.

Binance’s status remains a catalyst. For the projection to come to fruition, it must maintain its position as a top crypto exchange. If it does, “BNB’s value drivers are unlikely to change anytime soon,” Kendrick noted. Conversely, the asset has been stagnant recently. Indeed, it is up only 1% over the last year, according to CoinMarketCap. Yet, that is expected to change in a major way.