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5 Reasons for Cautious Optimism in Crypto

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While traditional markets continue to flail, bitcoin (BTC) and crypto in general are showing surprising resilience and attracting new audiences.

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The economic outlook is grim. The jobless claims keep piling up and even the most intransigent states are shutting down business. There isn’t – yet – a realistic plan – for returning to any sort of economic normalcy. 

Yet, in this bleak view, there are a handful of crypto indicators that suggest for cautious optimism. In this episode, @NLW discusses:

  • The crypto community’s volatility resilience 
  • A significant uptick in Stablecoin issuance 
  • Proof that bitcoiners have been buying the dip 
  • Evidence that new audiences are finding their way to bitcoin (and perhaps with a sound money narrative in mind) 
  • Binance’s acquisition of CMC and the power of M&A signals

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