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Cardano Rumor Rundown February 7, 2023

Hey Everyone!

Let’s go….

Newly Covered Today:

  1. Behold the Cardano media blackout in all its glory! https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1622528162499383299
  2. At Messari you can see that our recent 24h active address count is 73k (as of Feb 6). https://messari.io/asset/cardano/metrics/all
  3. Having watched Martin throughout the '90s and Bad Boys (about a million times), it's surreal & amazing to see that the content is interesting to a guy who entertained me so much. Thank you immensely! https://twitter.com/realmartymar/status/1622710686647287808
  4. Binance.com (but not binance.us) has announced a temporary pause of US dollar & US bank transactions. https://twitter.com/binance/status/1622669988560609293
  5. Some are linking this to issues with its banking partner, Signature. https://gizmodo.com/binance-bank-transfers-crypto-ftx-1850079035
  6. Liquid has published a summary of what’s happening with LQ tokenomics and utility. https://liqwidfinance.substack.com/p/lq-tokenomics-and-utility

Previously covered, but still interesting:

  1. Here’s a brand new IOHK blog on Mithril. https://iohk.io/en/blog/posts/2023/01/11/advancing-node-syncing-time-with-mithril/
  2. Virtua just released some updates and improvements to Cardano Island Cribs. https://twitter.com/VirtuaMetaverse/status/1613189112759992320
  3. The DOJ is going after the two brothers who allegedly faked the TVL in Solana. https://www.coindesk.com/business/2023/01/11/doj-said-to-probe-saber-labs-founders-over-solana-based-defi-stablecoin-projects/
  4. Even Blackrock is laying people off right now. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/black-rock-plans-to-cut-500-workers-after-last-years-market-downturn-180004390.html
  5. Goldman is axing far more. https://www.barrons.com/articles/goldman-sachs-job-cuts-layoffs-51673264101?mod=bol-social-tw
  6. While others are firing, Binance says it’s going on a hiring spree! https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/11/binance-plans-15-30percent-hiring-spree-in-2023-even-as-rivals-cut-jobs.html
  7. Whale is 100% correct here. Everyone is sleeping on the biggest dApp in all of crypto. https://twitter.com/cardano_whale/status/1614253315642228744
  8. Cardano Staking also is the only large DeFi dApp that could mount a robust defense against the regulatory hammer. https://twitter.com/cardano_whale/status/1614247869359480832
  9. Native assets are a huge advantage over tokens enslaved to smart contracts. https://twitter.com/StakeWithPride/status/1614505271833006081
  10. A good security reminder. Use a hardware wallet. NEVER input your seed phrase ANYWHERE! Put it on steel and lock it up. https://twitter.com/NFT_GOD/status/1614442055417077763
  11. MuesliSwap says their concentrated liquidity pools have passed their audit. Stablecoin swaps are also apparently on the way. https://twitter.com/MuesliSwapTeam/status/1612801296938967041
  12. According to a new study, 19% of US Adults say they own crypto with 4% owning Cardano. Cardano owners are the least likely to have sold in the last month. https://morningconsult.com/cryptocurrency-insights-hub/
  13. Here’s a screenshot of the crypto rankings from January 2018 for comparison to 2023. If you remove the stables and swap BNB for BCH, Cardano has defended its position perfectly for a half-decade. https://twitter.com/ApeDurden/status/1614820882962337792
  14. Looking like we’re going to be good on smart contract programming languages. https://twitter.com/k3engine/status/1614759932816916481
  15. Daedalus 5.2.0 is out and available for download! Remember, there is no “Daedalus Mobile”. That is a scam. https://twitter.com/InputOutputHK/status/1615072725105516551
  16. Twenty-five pools retired in a single epoch last month. https://twitter.com/StakeWithPride/status/1615155890453368834
  17. Emurgo has published a guide to online Cardano communities. https://emurgo.io/best-cardano-communities-online/
  18. This is not a joke: The 3AC boys are trying to raise $25 million for a new exchange they want to call “GTX”. https://fortune.com/crypto/2023/01/16/disgraced-3ac-hedge-fund-bros-seek-to-raise-25m-for-new-gtx-crypto-exchange/
  19. Over 50k unique wallets now hold ADA Handles. https://twitter.com/adahandle/status/1615399826572869634
  20. The era of AI influencers is upon us. We probably already have some laying the groundwork right now in Cardano. https://twitter.com/alex_valaitis/status/1615179733645369346
  21. MinSwap now has multiple token harvest. https://twitter.com/MinswapDEX/status/1615213160297889794
  22. Wow. I missed this. COTI is launching with Minimal Djed?!? https://twitter.com/RichardMcCrackn/status/1615351297636433921
  23. Check out page 10 of the Djed whitepaper if you want to understand why the Minimal Djed launch (vs. Extended Djed) is surprising people. https://eprint.iacr.org/2021/1069.pdf
  24. Ergo’s implementation of the AgeUSD protocol for their SigmaUSD stablecoin also revealed some lessons for implementations of this type of triple asset Stablecoin system. https://ergoplatform.org/en/blog/2021-05-13-bearwhale-saga/
  25. There is now an automotive project on Cardano. https://twitter.com/Yevhen_ADA/status/1615808805358473229
  26. The IMF thinks that global regulators “must act fast to stem risk” from crypto. https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USIMF/bulletins/3437c32
  27. Matthew Plomin brings us a great thread summarizing recent suggested crypto regulations from the Bank for International Settlement. Yep…as you would expect, they don’t love us. https://twitter.com/MatthewPlomin/status/1615810227898617856
  28. Garlinghouse is saying he’s looking for a decision in the Ripple case this year. He’s indicating the chance of settlement is a Venn diagram with no overlap. https://twitter.com/i/status/1615748401098022915
  29. Charles may be pondering an acquisition of CoinDesk from DCG. Interesting times! https://twitter.com/IOHK_Charles/status/1616149970348040193
  30. Luckily for those of us who already know, the asymmetry of information regarding Cardano is still very strong. https://twitter.com/StakeWithPride/status/1612953545376161796
  31. In-game transactions are now available on CardaStation! https://twitter.com/JoyeousT/status/1616192980192493568
  32. The Web3 talk with Charles at Google is now available. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPr3qHbHvmU
  33. SEC declares war on “so-called governance tokens” in press release regarding Avi Eisenberg charges. https://twitter.com/lex_node/status/1616521824216702977
  34. There was a network anomaly last night that caused 50% of nodes to disconnect and restart. The network behaved as expected and impact was low…similar to delays sometimes seen at epoch boundaries. IOG is investigating. https://discord.com/channels/826816523368005654/892793958097375282
  35. Cardano is one of the top 3 most loved cryptocurrencies when counting which coins are the most loved by count of countries in which they are #1. https://twitter.com/cardano_whale/status/1617029590261858304
  36. ChatGPT just got a B or B- in a core Wharton MBA course. Imagine what it will be able to do in a few more years. https://www.ft.com/content/7229ba86-142a-49f6-9821-f55c07536b7c
  37. Apparently, ChatGPT has also passed the USMLE. https://twitter.com/noor_siddiqui_/status/1617194845810077697
  38. Charles released a video to address the network anomaly. He says it appears to have been a transient issue probably due to a collection of different factors happening simultaneously and doesn’t seem to be reproducible. The network behaved as designed and self-healed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJvy2tqkE4U
  39. Here’s some actual spying for you. This report just came in related to the unusual looking photos we examined on the channel in CRR #522. https://twitter.com/scottj44/status/1617341712724299776
  40. Big things happening in Cardano streaming media! https://twitter.com/Padierfind/status/1617620083005886464
  41. Just in case this wasn’t already clear. https://twitter.com/TheCryptoCPA/status/1617666138292490241
  42. Apparently book.io will be minting on both Cardano and Ethereum? https://twitter.com/book_io/status/1617180699970392068
  43. A16Z is (like many) pushing for regulation of the user interface instead of the protocol. They want business regulated instead of software in crypto. https://twitter.com/milesjennings/status/1617938092203311105
  44. The difference in regulation of protocols vs. dApps may end up being more practical than conceptual (protocol is already deployed and out there on-chain maybe by anon devs while somebody who can be served is currently paying to host the dApp on servers). https://twitter.com/lex_node/status/1617950253201883137
  45. A very good point about closed source “dApps”. https://twitter.com/berry_ales/status/1618002911262560257
  46. ETH withdrawals are set up so that it would take one year for everyone to unstake? Yes…yes…sounds very pro-consumer. https://twitter.com/StakeWithPride/status/1617565965923024896
  47. ADA Handle released a post-mortem on the emergence of a double mint. This is commendable transparency. https://twitter.com/adahandle/status/1617946159980634112
  48. Paima Studios is developing a player vs. player tower defense game. https://twitter.com/PaimaStudios/status/1617961261165334531
  49. Djed launch is scheduled for next week. https://twitter.com/COTInetwork/status/1617952207357509632
  50. Liquid is launching next week! https://twitter.com/liqwidfinance/status/1618339547292782593
  51. There are reports of a hack of the Mutants NFT platform. https://twitter.com/JSHyCS/status/1618112742531174402
  52. Speculation is that the reported Mutants NFT Hack may have been due to mishandling of franken addresses. https://twitter.com/SebastienGllmt/status/1618172928906125312
  53. Seeing reports that Djed will launch with only one wallet (Nami). Is this why? https://twitter.com/Jennycitalinda/status/1618416739397832704
  54. The first Cardano 360 of 2023! https://twitter.com/InputOutputHK/status/1618274840934494208
  55. The World Mobile sidechain is being built on IOGs new Sidechain Toolkit and will be Tendermint based. This is a big step forward toward the Cardano Layerverse. https://twitter.com/WorldMobileTeam/status/1618675139239096324 https://worldmobile.io/blog/post/working-towards-an-interoperable-future
  56. Here’s a good very simple explainer article on Tendermint from Binance on Tendermint. https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/tendermint-explained
  57. Here’s an interesting back and forth thread around how big Cardano projects are addressing Oracle solutions. https://twitter.com/SCATDAO/status/1618652821343313922
  58. The Dragon wants to turn miners and validators into money services businesses and also “address a major gap with respect to unhosted digital wallet.” Thanks, SBF! I was hoping we would get back to this instead of some kind of positive comprehensive framework for crypto. https://twitter.com/lex_node/status/1618676772266217472
  59. Ongoing aftermath updates in the Mutant NFTs hack. https://twitter.com/JSHyCS/status/1618373108590837760
  60. Very interesting post regarding potential World Mobile expansion. https://twitter.com/CloverNodes/status/1618709821867302912
  61. Stripe apparently just blocked NMKR’s business account. We are still so early. https://twitter.com/Padierfind/status/1618555942727208962
  62. Anticipation is building for what’s coming in Cardano this year and next. https://twitter.com/conraddit/status/1618409005621342208
  63. Charles dropped a video on the settlement layer vs. the computation layer. https://youtu.be/cvROzVEAxAM
  64. Here’s a great thread on validator recovery in Cardano (Nakamoto consensus) vs. BFT (Solana, Aptos, Cosmos). https://twitter.com/hans_the_crypto/status/1619513935656542209
  65. The value of Cardano’s true liquid staking is being massively slept on when liquidity-by-derivative staking arrangements are subject to depegging that has toppled even large crypto institutions in the past. https://twitter.com/jconorgrogan/status/1619782908826521600
  66. Coti has dropped a new article describing Shen stakepool delegation & minting/burning minimums. https://twitter.com/COTInetwork/status/1619784132447567873
  67. The Cardano Foundation has released a video on its core focus areas: 1) operational resilience, 2) education, and 3) adoption. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89d8t72C4Uk
  68. Liqwid has deployed to the preview testnet. https://twitter.com/liqwidfinance/status/1620198616550998016
  69. New messaging on crypto from the Biden Administration. Apparently, deeper ties between crypto and tradfi would be a “grave mistake”. https://www.whitehouse.gov/nec/briefing-room/2023/01/27/the-administrations-roadmap-to-mitigate-cryptocurrencies-risks/
  70. This CoinDesk article from a former regulator makes the point that regulators think we already have regulatory clarity on crypto. What we really want are changes to the status quo. https://www.coindesk.com/consensus-magazine/2023/01/27/regulatory-clarity-financial-watchdogs-could-not-be-more-clear/
  71. Coti has announced that the Djed minimums are to bootstrap liquidity at launch and may be reduced in the future. https://twitter.com/DjedStablecoin/status/1619962502418407426
  72. Djed is now live. https://twitter.com/COTInetwork/status/1620392034124328960
  73. SundaeSwap has announced their own Governance Portal. https://twitter.com/SundaeSwap/status/1620485846125412357
  74. Given the history of AgeUSD type algorithmic stablecoins, some ecosystem members are expressing heavy doubts regarding the future position of Shen holders. https://twitter.com/zygomeb/status/1620427967179681794
  75. Paima Studios has joined the Microsoft for Startups Program. https://twitter.com/PaimaStudios/status/1620335885131862017
  76. It looks like FutureFest debuted some new features in their event on Feb. 1 with Fever Dream Friends and Skull Candy. https://twitter.com/futurefestxr/status/1620902250720927744
  77. This is actually very big progress on the mainstream exposure front courtesy of Lex Fridman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beZdNf_mO1o
  78. The UK Treasury has released its long awaited proposal for crypto regulation. Looks like they’re trying to be technology agnostic and focused on a principle of “same risk, same regulatory outcome”. https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/future-financial-services-regulatory-regime-for-cryptoassets
  79. The Fed has hiked the federal funds rate by 0.25% bringing the target range to 4.5-4.75% This is a much smaller raise than the 0.50% in December and the four consecutive 0.75% increases just prior to that. https://www.cnbc.com/2023/02/01/fed-rate-decision-february-2023-quarter-point-hike.html
  80. Here’s a great thread from Sooraj of This Week in Cardano on the Cardano Settlement Layer (CSL) vs. Cardano Computation Layer (CCL) and Cardano Sidechains including the new Cardano Sidechain Toolkit from IOG. https://twitter.com/Soorajksaju2/status/1620564722515861505
  81. Here’s an interesting new Cardano statistics site. https://peerreview.money/
  82. Liqwid has launched on Mainnet (Feb 2). https://twitter.com/liqwidfinance/status/1621129278518890497
  83. Cardano is now arguably “DeFi feature complete” depending on your definition. https://twitter.com/cardano_whale/status/1621092500093145088
  84. Plus….Liqwid has dark mode on Day 1. Let darkness reign! https://twitter.com/liqwidfinance/status/1620985328118157313
  85. The World Mobile exhibit (fan built) in Carda Station looks pretty good. https://twitter.com/JoyeousT/status/1621225742435745793
  86. World Mobile says it’s going to increase its Youtube efforts. This will be good for visibility of a very large Cardano RealFi project. https://twitter.com/WorldMobileTeam/status/1621191509218365444
  87. Paul did a great interview with DC and Florian of Liqwid today (Feb 2). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8F_f4rLipA
  88. COTI has published a Djed launch recap. https://medium.com/cotinetwork/djed-launch-recap-b5ec293e20dd
  89. Charlie Munger at 99 years old thinks we should ban Bitcoin. Also thinks the leader of the CCP is awesome. https://twitter.com/ODELL/status/1621151302838525952
  90. There is now a proposal in the Liqwid governance forum to reduce LQ token emissions. https://twitter.com/liqwidfinance/status/1621351623887917056
  91. ImperatorLang made a great thread about how to get started building on Cardano with no prior programming experience. https://twitter.com/ImperatorLang/status/1622283773759950849
  92. Shocker! VCs are not going to do what’s best for crypto communities. https://twitter.com/Dogetoshi/status/1620602151830704129
  93. Some are pointing to A16Z’s involvement in a rival bridge and calling it anti-competitive behavior. https://twitter.com/ChrisBlec/status/1622201701921964035
  94. Apparently, there is now 30 million ADA locked in the Djed contract. Not bad in the first week. https://twitter.com/DjedStablecoin/status/1622298562628407298

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Monday, February 6, 2023

Cryptocurrencies to Watch: Week of Feb. 6

Keep an Eye on These Coins

The cryptocurrency market's recent momentum subsided a bit in the latest week as Bitcoin fell back to about $22,000.1 While that's an improvement from where the market was trading a few months ago, there may be a few more resistance points to break through before the market can enter a bull run. Still, there some crypto tokens are outperforming the market.

This week, we examine SingularityNET (AGIX), Render Token (RNDR), MAGIC (MAGIC), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and The Graph (GRT). In selecting these assets, we have considered several factors, including positive technical developments, significant news events, and noticeable changes in price.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • SingularityNET’s AGIX token was one of the biggest gainers this week, jumping 150%, likely related to interest in artificial intelligence (AI) arising from discussion of chatbot ChatGPT.
  • Render Token’s RNDR posted a 51% price increase after the launch of a new tokenomics model and the creation of the Render Network Foundation.
  • Magic (MAGIC)'s price also increased abut 50%, possibly in connection with persistent interest in the metaverse.
  • Meme token Shiba Inu (SHIB)'s price rose 23%, likely resulting from a growing burn rate and more transactions on the network.
  • The Graph (GRT)'s price gained by more than 48% after reports of growth across several of its metrics.

SingularityNET (AGIX)

SingularityNET (AGIX), a project focused on decentralized AI, is feeding off growing interest in free chatbot ChatGPT.2 The project's AGIX token recorded a 150% jump in price in the week, possibly due to the curiosity and influx of ChatGPT users.3 The token is priced at around 44 cents (see chart below).

SingularityNET allows users to browse and pay for AI services using the AGIX currency. It is essentially a decentralized marketplace for AI and is seeing heavy development in its ecosystem.


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Bitcoin As a Store of Value vs Medium of Exchange

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Bitcoin was first created as a peer-to-peer network that answered the need for a decentralized digital financial system that did not need a third party. Over time, these assets have grown and their role as digital currencies has begun to be seen as a store of value like gold. In this article, Tokenomy will discuss the relationship between this asset as a store of value and its role as a medium of exchange. The purpose is to explore how Bitcoin has evolved from its role as a medium of exchange to becoming a store of value.

Devices as a Store of Value vs Instruments of Payment

To build a digital asset that truly functions as a medium of payment over the long term, it must also be a store of value. Thus many people are interested in using it. In this respect, Bitcoin has been built with a good concept initially. These assets have become known as digital gold and provide a decentralized system with good audit capabilities. So far, no other network can compete with the Bitcoin network.  In addition, the lightning network project, which is being worked on as a complementarynetwork layer on the Bitcoin network, will make it capable of everyday payments so that it becomes an asset more parties can easily use.

The Bitcoin network introduces a new payment system faster than fiat currency. Also Bitcoin has a higher stock-to-flow ratio than gold and can be used autonomously through a decentralized network. Even so, this asset is still relatively new and has a volatile nature, not easy to predict and has some risk. With that in mind, Bitcoin is often criticized as an asset that is too volatile. Meanwhile, to be called a means of payment, the value of an asset should tend to be more stable.

Blockchain Trade-Offs

Some cryptocurrencies brand themselves as a faster network than Bitcoin, to be seen as a better means of exchange. If we leave aside platforms with smart contracts and a proof of stakes mechanism, we can clearly see which network is better.

Let’s look at the case of Litecoin as an example. This cryptocurrency, created in 2011, was designed to be similar to Bitcoin; the differences are in it’s mining and the speed of blocks on its network. Litecoin even advertises as digital silver compared to Bitcoin, called digital gold. Technically, Litecoin’s blockchain speed is 2.5 minutes faster than Bitcoin. This coin reached its highest value in 2017 but until now hascontinued to decline.  Like other cryptocurrencies, it failed to become a good store of value and outperform Bitcoin.

If most cryptocurrencies rely on speed, there are still some things toconsider when we assess the network’s effectiveness through this factor. The biggest problem with the speed of blockchain networks is the network activity is too heavy, which creates problems in terms of stability. We can see how other cryptocurrencies adopted Bitcoin’s pattern and failed.  Many crypto projects try to build a broad medium of exchange from something that is not a good store of value from the outset, especially under the shadow of Bitcoin’s market domination.  Some of these projects even sacrifice decentralized systems and network auditing capabilities to achieve their goal of becoming a medium of exchange. This is inversely proportional to Bitcoin. The Bitcoin network maintains its decentralized system and audit capabilities making it a good store of value. Losing these two things will lead to failure and make other crypto assets irrelevant.

In other words, to construct a decentralized peer-to-peer system like the Visa network, one has to create a decentralized peer-to-peer Fedwire type network (settlement layer). And provide the reason for why the underlying unit should be owned for the long term compared to other assets ( digital gold).

The Long Road to Monetization

Many people have their own theories about which money is better than the other. But in the long term, it is the market that decides. Even fiat money, regulated by the government, is determined by the international market.. Any existing cryptocurrency can have short term success, but the real test is how it stays in the market and grows in structural adoption over the long term. So far, Bitcoin has managed to do so while gaining an increase in the number of users and its value as a cryptocurrency. Most other cryptocurrencies experience a drastic rise in their early days on the market, but then crash.

Stores of Value Predate Mass Exchange Tools

For the Bitcoin network, use as a censorship-resistant medium of exchange is paramount. This followed its adoption as a broader store of value, making its use even greater. And, the more Bitcoin is used as a store of value, the better the scaling solution becomes. In addition, it increasingly makes Bitcoin widely used as a medium of mass exchange.

Prior to the launch of the lightning network, if you were a person with easy access to banking services, why would you spend Bitcoins on something? If the dollar amount keeps increasing every year, but Bitcoin has a limited supply cap of 21 million coins, why would you give your Bitcoins to someone else? Unless you have held Bitcoin so long that it becomes part of your net worth. Then if you’re actively working in the industry and potentially getting paid in Bitcoins, you probably won’t.

This transaction problem is compounded by the fact that every cryptocurrency transaction is a taxable event. Governments don’t want other money competing with theirs, so they view your Bitcoin as a commodity. If you exchange it for something, you have now locked in a taxable capital gain. Assuming you don’t want to violate tax laws, you technically need to track every Bitcoin or other crypto asset transaction you make to do your tax reporting.

The Point Where Most Cryptocurrencies Fail

As explained earlier, the few cases of failed cryptocurrencies usually sacrifice some level of their stability, decentralization, or auditing capabilities to self-optimize as a higher medium of exchange, even though almost nobody uses them as a store of value. Thus they basically just built a fintech payments company with a small team, and hoped to compete with Visa, despite having a much worse user experience, much slower speeds, and a much smaller number of transactions.

Bitcoins vs Dollars

There are over 100 million people in the world who are estimated to own Bitcoins in the last year. The figure is only 1-2% of the global population depending on the exact number, because it depends on the exchange of data, surveys and other opaque judgments. However, in some countries, adoption rates appear to be in the low double digits. We can measure the scale of adoption both broadly and deeply. Breadth refers to how many people own a non-zero amount of Bitcoins. Depth refers to how much liquid money they have in Bitcoins. For example, if someone has Bitcoin worth US $264.34, the amount cannot be judged as “adopting” Bitcoin to an economically significant degree. As an experiment, imagine a world where people hold Bitcoins or dollars as liquid funds.

Many people want to spend Bitcoins they may have bought some time ago. They’ve also taken the time to learn how to stock up on their own rather than holding it in an exchange. After years of rising Bitcoin prices, this will become a decent part of their liquid monetary value.


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Amazing news! PointPay is listing BitcoinZ soon! They will have an AMA event tomorrow for the Project!

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Is Bitcoin Going Up?

After the first signs of growth, someone exclaimed: "I thought so," and began to buy. Others continue to cautiously observe. And still others are patiently waiting for more comfortable prices.
Which of them is right? Let's try to figure it out with the help of market experts.

The previous year began with a decline from $46,000 to $35,000 and continued to decline later, until the rate fell first to $20, and then lower to about $16,000.

The new year began with growth and at the moment the first cryptocurrency pleases with numbers of 22-23 thousand of dollars per coin.

What affects the course?

The crisis and changes in the base rate of the US Federal Reserve are one of the main drivers. When problems begin, the rate rises, investors go into conservative assets and exit risky ones.

Another factor is administrative. Regulatory processes have a negative impact, as control affects ordinary users and the development of most projects.

Global shocks always work to reduce investors' interest in risky assets. In such situations, investors choose the proven and reliable, but the new put off until better times and try to minimize any risks.

We think there is no need to explain what events this year can influence the choice of investors around the world.

Today, the market has risen slightly, but is still in a downtrend, as it is still very far from the 21-year highs of $67,000.

Let's try to understand what 2023 has in store for the crypto community. Are there any reasons to be positive?

According to Tim Draper, co-founder of venture capital company Draper Fisher Jurvetson, the first cryptocurrency has every chance to rise to the level of 250 thousand dollars for bitcoin by the middle of the year.

Alistair Milne, founder of Altana Digital Currency Fund, predicts that the price of bitcoin will rise to $45,000, but it all depends on inflation indicators.

Mike Novogratz, founder of Galaxy Digital, predicts the end of the bearish phase during the first half of 2023 and growth to approximately $50,000 before the end of the year.

There are also negative scenarios. Standard Chartered has predicted that Bitcoin prices will drop to $5,000 due to high-profile bankruptcies and a general decline in confidence. The European Central Bank was even more cruel and practically signed the verdict for the first cryptocurrency, denoting that the decline would be fatal and it would not be possible to correct the situation in the future.

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