This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.This further highlights the difference between the current bullrun and those of the past in how the dynamics have changed because of who is getting into the industry now. Also, it indicates the growing trend (especially with the prevalence of stablecoins) that I believe will make the coming bear quite different to that of 2018-2020, as people will stay in crypto, rather than cashing out to fiat currencies to protect themselves, as the protection is now "on chain".
This is hyper bullish for the future of crypto currencies that were not so long ago being ridiculed, but are now being bought by the most valuable companies in the world, forcing the traditional economy to evolve to include it. For those who continue to deny the changing trends and participate, they will increasingly be exposed to the volatility of being excluded from the new economy, as not only will their customers start moving away from them, but their supply chain will to.
Legitimization comes down to the community of users who are willing to support it and while crypto was just a group of nerds and upstarts, the authorities didn't have to pay it much heed. However, now that it is the companies that they want to retain, there is very little chance of putting a lid on it now. If they do try to crush it, they risk the retaliation from large economic producers within their borders and the potential that they will seek greener and freer pastures in other locations.