(1) I find this amazing that people try to analyze cryptocurrency fundamentally. I mean it doesn't produce cash-flow so it is all debatable.

a. Is it about volume per 24 hours?
b. Is it about exchange listings?
c. Is it about developers?
d. Is it about transactions per second?
(2)
e. Is it about deflationary asset vs inflationary asset, what is the level of inflation?
f. Is it utility token or is it store of value alike token?
g. Is BTC the only store of value token or some other ones as well?
(3) 8. What is more important, how many projects launched on it or how many users it has.
h. Is network value growing or shrinking
i. Are new addresses in the network created automatically or there are new users behind?
j. For SM platforms are new dapps launching there or not?
(4)
k. For SM platforms, are users happy or unhappy?
l. Is cryptocurrency usable in developing nations while providing decentralisation?
m. How much is governance worth,$ADA have or will governance and BTC and ETH don't. How much is market valuing anticipation of governance
(5)
We all appear that we know that we can value cryptocurrency from a fundamental point of view - actually we don't. Part is hype but partially one can sometimes completely overlook a value proposition of something while giving too much value to something else!
(6)

I will start - I value decentralized governance very highly, much higher than number of launched dapps or smart contracts running, in my head almost 40 billion USD valuation of $ADA is 100% justified.

Yet in case of ADA we always hear: 0 dapps!
(7) I consider to be somewhat easy to launch new DAPPs and projects on Cardano based on a very good platform. I consider this to be hard to write a good platform, especially considering potential DeFi hacks.

What is much harder is to build a decentralized ecosystem of governance
(8) What about you, why do we all feel like experts? Why 15 TPS #Ethereum has almost 200 billion evaluation? From my point of view and my fundamental analysis I don't get it. Market values so highly app DAPPs on #ETH and teams building there, why?

It's all relative!

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