This isn’t the same as prior cycles so don’t use them as examples.
BTC is trading below the prior cycle ATH indicating a clear difference.
Capital is leaving the market and will not return soon.
5/ Risk-on assets are not inflation hedges when consumers can no longer afford to spare any capital.
The capital needed for risk assets to rise has to come from somewhere but if there isn’t any “spare” capital to inject into the market then you cannot expect valuations to rise.
6/ Numba-go-up should not be your only reason for sticking around. If you’ve been here for years, it’s clear that you believe in the future of blockchain and prices going down shouldn’t shake your confidence in the technology.
It’s here to stay.
Just extend your time horizon.
7/ We will likely have months to re-enter and accumulate but if you don’t watch closely then you’ll once again miss out on these opportunities.
Those who did the best this bullrun were here in 2018-2020.
Don’t be late again.
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The insane pushback against the Ubisoft NFT announcement indicates two things. (Past sentiment towards Ubisoft ignored)
1. A mass misunderstanding of the utility that NFTs can bring, especially to the gaming world.
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Even though the studios will be rewarded and have a MASSIVE financial incentive to pursue this. The user benefits as well.
Users already spend millions on in-game assets that THEY DO NOT OWN. Disposable non-transferable assets.
Gamers hating on NFTs I think has more to do with not being aware of the benefits they will receive too. Hate for mass corporations and major studios is one thing but following the herd and adding to the pushback shows how early we are and the studios that have high conviction…