As the digital asset market begins to actively grow, members of the crypto community are wondering what the new bullrun could change. Popular crypto blogger @wacy_time1 shared his list of predictions with his subscribers.
We tell you what changes according to bloggercould bring another bull run and is something investors should pay attention to.
1. Memcoins will overtake the market. Most investors are not interested in technology. Many crypto investors are focused on quick profits and do not understand technical details. The price of the coin and the prospect of growth are of paramount importance to them, and technical features remain in the background. Therefore, memcoins can overtake other coins.
2. Complex technologies will not be in trend. Projects based on complex technical solutions will not be able to attract the attention of the audience. The market will give preference to simplicity and accessibility. The simpler the project, the more popular it is. Simple, clear designs attract more funds and interest from users, as simplicity leads to easy adoption and lower barriers to entry.
3. Most will lose money if they fail to sell their assets in time. Expectations of endless growth and belief in success will prevent many from exiting on time. The desire to hold assets “to the maximum” often leads to sharp losses during a downturn.
4. Solana could overtake Ethereum. This can happen thanks to the convenience and prospects for using the platform in developments related to artificial intelligence (AI) and DePIN. Solana, with its simplicity and high performance, has become the go-to platform for projects that are easy and fast to complete. Interest in the platform from developers distinguishes it favorably from Ethereum.
5. Bitcoin is unlikely to reach $200,000 this cycle. Cryptocurrency may be hampered by instability in the economy and geopolitical arena. Global instability is limiting the potential for massive capital inflows into Bitcoin as many become more cautious amid economic uncertainty.
6. For most L1 and L2 blockchains, this will be the last cycle. Declining interest in experimental blockchains will lead to less funding and falling prices, causing many ecosystems to fail.
7. Memcoins will not survive the next bear market. The hope for long-term growth of memcoins is unlikely to come true. Most of these assets risk collapsing if interest weakens.
8. Don’t expect generous airdrops. Large giveaways used to generate significant revenue, but are now held less frequently. New airdrops should be viewed as bonuses and not as a way to get rich.
9. Experienced investors can make more mistakes than beginners. The reason is that the old strategies for working in the digital asset market are no longer relevant.
10. Decentralization will not last long. Big players control the market. The growth of its centralization was, among other things, facilitated by the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States. As of the time of writing, the issuer of the largest fund, BlackRock, already controls 2.143% of the total issue of bitcoins. Real power lies with a few large participants who keep the market under control. Many projects are ready to cooperate with regulators, which also undermines the ideas of decentralization.
11. Crypto has passed into the hands of AI. Developers have learned to use artificial intelligence to enrich themselves through manipulations in the digital asset market. In an environment where most transactions are carried out by bots, traditional methods of technical analysis are ineffective. Trying to catch the perfect moment for a trade can increasingly lead to losses.
12. DeFi may die. The era of decentralized finance is coming to an end as the market comes under regulatory pressure. Increasing pressure from regulatory authorities on DeFi projects will lead to many being forced to go dark or close down.
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Source: Cryptocurrency
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