The CEO of Paystand believes that businesses that make a real contribution to the crypto industry are only getting stronger now, so they have nothing to worry about.
Jeremy Almon said in an interview that the best way for businesses to plan their activities in the cryptocurrency winter is to strike a balance between “brutal understanding of the facts” and “relentless optimism about the future.”
“In times of great challenge, it is important that your company is resilient and upbeat about the world it creates,” Almond explained.
The head of Paystand said that crypto companies should become those who realize the vision of the future. Therefore, they always need to be ready for difficulties. According to the businessman, the best companies are those that are resilient and resilient.
The head of Paystand agrees with data that shows that the crypto industry will reach 1 billion users in the coming years. Crypto is here to stay, Almond said, and companies that continue to focus on digital currencies will emerge from the bear market with better products and services:
“The companies that survive will thrive and grow further, will be the ones that create real products and services, will be part of a larger movement that is already driving change in our business and society.”
Almond noted that the industry needs more jobs for cryptocurrency and blockchain developers. In this case, they will be able to use their creative potential more effectively. The head of Paystand noted that those companies that have the greatest impact on the crypto industry naturally attract talent:
“In a bear market, the best developers will move on to companies that have the most impact on businesses and consumers.”
The businessman urged the community to pay attention to the progress made by the blockchain industry over the past ten years, and to the many new directions such as decentralized finance (DeFi) and non-fungible tokens (NFT).
In May, one of the creators of Dogecoin, Billy Markus, said that the cryptocurrency market is a mixture of unhealthy optimism and missed profit syndrome.
Source: Bits
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