Update and reflection; the past is a benchmark to the future

Well it has been a while since I have posted anything but that would require having content to post, or spend time finding content. I finlly have the time...and some content to post. So as I persue my degree in Business Administrtion I keep learning more and more about the world of economics and finance and am seeeing more and more ways that blockchain technologies can, and likely wil be utilized in the future. First off let's see who has the most promise right now....BTC, ETH, LTC, and XRP are on my top contenders list for business and mass adoption usage. For private and secondary market usage I see ZEC, DASH, XMR, BCH(there can only be one), DOGE, and a few other minor POW coins surviving into the future, and those with a product that works of course#Steem. But let's face it, as they explodeded into being, so they will crash, and only the strong communities will help them into the future past the mass extinction that is to come. And let's not kid ourselves here friends, we all know it by now that it's inevitable and will manifest in the next true upswing in the market. This upswing will consolidate pricing and coins in a mass market death and rebirth, making the remainders far stronger than before. This will be likely sooner than later as the American SEC is finally turning friendly to crypto and several halvings loom on the horizen. The increased scarcity in several coins as well as the eventual mass entry of investor monies will make the rise of 2017 look like child's play. And although this is seeming like a 'pie-in-the-sky' proclomation I refer to the historic market trends and further investment from private and national government interests into existing crypto coins and creating new blockchain technologies. I don't care if the average person drops out, compared to the wealth of nations all the bear-bloggers can talk 'till hell freezes and leaving now would still be stupid on the eve of the next technological age. Hodl my friends Hodl. Do your own research of course but this seems to be the way of things as I saw last year and it is panning out so far.