Yesterday in @placeholdervc's Tuesday meeting, @alexhevans pointed out that some of the assets with clearest fundamentals (eg, $MKR and $NXM) are slow and steady in their growth, while some of the shakiest cryptoassets raise eyebrows with their reflexive boom/busts.
.@BradUSV pointed out that sometimes teams that raise on the promise of things, fetch higher valuations than when they have real #'s that bring valuations back to Earth.
As we get further into euphoria, it may be frustrating to see things that promise everything but in reality have nothing be briefly but handsomely rewarded.
But don't worry, their rektoning will come in the bear -- focus on your flow.
Only things of substance last over the long term, as those are the things that continue to draw the attention of builders:
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"We, cryptoartists, gather in this place to celebrate a new dawn for collaboration, creativity, and interaction between artist, collector, and art-lover alike."
"We hold these tokens to be self-evident, that all layers are created uniquely by individual artists, that each is endowed by their creator with specific immutable rights; that among these are state, rotation, scale, XY position, visibility, opacity, hue, and RGB."
...I have to say the next 12+ months are going to be tense.
Middleware protocols may be the deciders 🧵
Middleware protocols provide a specific service to the interface layer, be they financial, social, or technological.
In 2019 @placeholdervc posited they would achieve cross-chain, winner-takes-most dominance in their respective services - we're seeing things move that direction
Meanwhile, many #EthereumKillers have gone through their "fire period" and are entering their "growth period."
While many will claim to not be focused on dethroning #Ethereum, make no mistake, the knives are out.