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One of the unfortunate aspects of speculation is that price often drives narrative. Nowhere is this more obvious that in cryptocurrency and crypto assets.
I’ve been investing and involved in crypto since 2012. Since then, we’ve seen 3 very large “super cycles” in crypto.
As the price goes up, more and more people start to talk about crypto and how it’s going to change the world, disrupt industry, and whatever else they say.
2020 was the start of one of these cycles, and it lasted until 2021.
The good news is that while all the news outlets and talking heads have long since moved on from discussing these assets, the real community is stronger than ever before and we might just be on the cusp of a new cycle.
By Jackson WoodOne of the unfortunate aspects of speculation is that price often drives narrative. Nowhere is this more obvious that in cryptocurrency and crypto assets.
I’ve been investing and involved in crypto since 2012. Since then, we’ve seen 3 very large “super cycles” in crypto.
As the price goes up, more and more people start to talk about crypto and how it’s going to change the world, disrupt industry, and whatever else they say.
2020 was the start of one of these cycles, and it lasted until 2021.
The good news is that while all the news outlets and talking heads have long since moved on from discussing these assets, the real community is stronger than ever before and we might just be on the cusp of a new cycle.