Cryptocurrencies have suffered a massive hit this year, losing $2 trillion since November 2021.
Despite Crypto Winter, experts remain bullish about cryptocurrency growth.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin also shared some insights on how to remain bullish during the crypto winter.
Prices but also the trust of crypto investors in this emerging technology.
On December 03, self-described crypto investor CoinMamba asserted some thoughts on current market circumstances. He said, "I'm exhausted after 9 years in crypto. I want to move on with my life and do something different. I'm sick of scammers and fraudsters."
In response to CoinMamba's assertion, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated that traders suffering from the crypto winter should remember one thing: “Focus on the technology, not the price.”
This is not the first crypto winter that crypto traders and enthusiasts have encountered. Earlier in 2015 and 2018, the crypto community faced similar challenges, such as falling prices, the collapse of exchanges, massive layoffs, and so on. However, it should be noted that after every crypto winter, the market rebounds and sets new all-time highs due to its growth potential.
As experts claimed that the crypto market cap will undoubtedly exceed $5 billion by 2030 due to its real-world applications. In this line, the Ethereum co-founder emphasized that cryptocurrency is more than just a source of trading and investing; it is also a technology.
In recent years, the crypto community has experienced various use cases of this technology, including as payment, smart contracts, the Internet of Things (IoT), personal identity security, and so on. These use cases are being adopted not only by individuals but also by governments around the world as part of their financial infrastructure.
Earlier, Binance CEO CZ & Cathie Wood made similar proclamations, and remain optimistic about the expansion of the crypto industry.
As per experts' opinion, cryptocurrency signals the beginning of a new era of technology-driven markets with the potential to disrupt traditional market tactics, long-standing business practices, and established regulatory perspectives—all to the benefit of users and greater macroeconomic efficiency.
Talking about the 'Vitalik style', the debate is no longer about whether cryptocurrencies will survive, but about how it will evolve and when it will bloom.
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