Hypothetical time. The bull run's over, everything is bleeding, and you have to put your entire altcoin bag into a single coin to hold for the next 2-3 years of crypto winter. Bitcoin and Ethereum are off the table. It has to be an alt. What project has the tech, the team, and the community to actually survive and come back stronger? Which coin are you betting on when all the hype and tourist money disappears? Don't just shill your bag. Defend your choice. Why will it live while others die?
Alright, if BTC and ETH are off the table, I'm choosing Chainlink (LINK).Because most altcoins get attention when the market’s booming but very few actually do something essential. Chainlink does. It’s not trying to reinvent the wheel or promise some vague future, it’s providing a critical piece of infrastructure that the whole blockchain ecosystem relies on: real-world data through oracles. Smart contracts can’t interact with real-world events without oracles and Chainlink is the one most projects trust. It’s already integrated across hundreds of platforms and they’ve been expanding quietly and consistently, regardless of market hype. It’s not flashy but in a long winter, I’d rather be in something reliable than a “maybe” moonshot.
there's is a limited supply of RBUX. that means it has to go up in value. I'll write some bots to trade it to increase the network effect. Billion$. $preading https://suiscan.xyz/testnet/object/...30a9c79c4afeb72898128110c1b75a5d370/tx-blocks https://explorer.solana.com/address...r5sEMVU55hjwd63NsF43/transfers?cluster=devnet
They keep telling me that about many types of crypto. Then, another [better?] crypto coin comes out and it seems the "limited supply" theory goes out the window. Here's what I'd like explained... since uncle Sam won't accept crypto as remittance for taxes, how is any crypto better than a collectible with a legitimately limited supply (e.g. Ag)? Bear in mind, I do own some crypto the same way I own some silver. I don't think it's worthless. I also think blockchain tech has uses as, e.g., a replacement for paper checks. But, I have legit issues w/ the hype re: its use as money. It just doesn't tick all the boxes any better... store of value, means of exchange, and unit of account. IOW... looks like beanie babies to me; I prefer Au and Ag. Sell this disbeliever more crypto!
Nobody cares about forks. Nobody cares about point of sale. The original painting is always going to be worth more than a litho. Take your BTC and convert to fiat -> pay taxes. There is value in anonymity. Gold as a store of value is less dubious but there is no industrial process which must use gold. Platinum is far more useful. Neither is worth its weight for industrial production. I have problems with valuation but as a trading vehicle. The hype around indexing and cap-mkts adoption has not fully subsided. Mass adoption is also a curse. It has become a commodity.