i think the odds are good that we make a new ATH on $BTC this year
but i'm extremely confident we’ll see several new ATHs on BTC and on high-conviction altcoins next year
2. memecoins are not dead
as usual, they’ll continue to have the most parabolic rallies of any altcoin
of course, thanks to the Trump admin and increasing regulatory clarity for crypto, utility tokens now stand a better chance than they’ve ever had, simply because the playing field is finally fairer for them
however, memecoins are not going anywhere
believe it or not, the simplicity of memecoins—and the fact that there is nothing underlying them, that they’re completely USELESS—is the entire allure for retail
you literally don’t have to explain anything: it’s just some useless dog/cat/frog/fart coin they find funny
yeh, a USELESS coin
and because of that, they don’t need to bother reading any whitepaper, documentation, learning any fancy code or buzzwords, or going through any other complications to understand the coin they're buying
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two things i strongly believe right now:
1. the whole '4-year cycle' idea is dead
i think the odds are good that we make a new ATH on $BTC this year
but i'm extremely confident we’ll see several new ATHs on BTC and on high-conviction altcoins next year
2. memecoins are not dead
as usual, they’ll continue to have the most parabolic rallies of any altcoin
of course, thanks to the Trump admin and increasing regulatory clarity for crypto, utility tokens now stand a better chance than they’ve ever had, simply because the playing field is finally fairer for them
however, memecoins are not going anywhere
believe it or not, the simplicity of memecoins—and the fact that there is nothing underlying them, that they’re completely USELESS—is the entire allure for retail
you literally don’t have to explain anything: it’s just some useless dog/cat/frog/fart coin they find funny
yeh, a USELESS coin
and because of that, they don’t need to bother reading any whitepaper, documentation, learning any fancy code or buzzwords, or going through any other complications to understand the coin they're buying
and that’s exactly how retail wants it!