Russia, the United States, Ukraine, WW3, and Crypto.
Bears vs. Bulls
A megathread.
1st: I know nearly nothing about foreign policy, Russian politics, war, and the intricacies of the Ukraine conflict.
Thus, my duty today will not be SOLELY to present some news and the opinions of others.
And I'll be relating everything back to crypto.
We'll begin with...
1. THE BEAR CASE
tl;dr: WW3 is bad for the economy
• Markets don't like uncertainty
• War creates uncertainty
• Uncertain war creates more uncertainty
• Crypto is highly correlated with the stock market
Thanks to the narrative of crypto as a Store of Value, when the dollar is strong, $BTC isn't.
Putin gave a speech today that seemed to open the door for a takeover of Russia-supporting regions of Ukraine, allowing Russia to get their way without having to wage real war.
It seems like a game-theory optimal point for both the West and Russia.
And the game-theory optimal point for the West and Russia seems like it could be good for crypto, as it maintains the status quo, and the status quo recently has been good for crypto.
And who knows, maybe we see a proxy war being waged with crypto as a battleground, this time in a positive light
I've been following $SOLID for weeks now, and the Solidly token, previously known as ve(3,3), will finally be live and tradeable in 2 days.
In advance of Andre Cronje's token finally coming to market, I'll give a final price prediction and my positioning into the launch.
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Why am I so bullish on the project?
• Andre Cronje is one of my crypto's most important and experienced devs
• FTM is an undervalued ecosystem
• I think the Curve/$SOLID wars are underhyped
• vested escrow systems (veTokens) create ultra-deflationary supply
If you need to get totally caught up, on Solidly, I'd recommend this article: