We're still in the opening chapters of crypto—don't sleep on that reality. Most people haven't grasped the actual scale of where this is heading. The 2022 downturn? They mistook it for the burst, like the dot-com crash, but that's fundamentally missing the bigger picture. The industry's infrastructure, adoption curves, and institutional interest are nowhere near what they were in previous cycles. Early movers understand this. The rest are still catching up.
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rugpull_survivor
· 5h ago
Buddy, there's nothing wrong with what you said. During the huge crash in 2022, how many people were shouting "The crypto world is doomed"? And what happened? The infrastructure has been built much stronger than in previous rounds.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 5h ago
To be honest, the 2022 downturn was nothing much; many people started declaring the end as if they had never seen a bear market. The problem is that these folks haven't studied the development curve of infrastructure at all, and the scale of institutional entry has long been different. Those who entered early are enjoying the benefits, while later entrants are still picking up scraps.
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SelfCustodyBro
· 5h ago
Bro, there's really nothing wrong with what you said. I just can't stand those who shout about collapse at the first drop in 2022. They're really clueless.
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GweiWatcher
· 5h ago
To be honest, during the 2022 dip, everyone around me was shouting "It's over, it's over," which was quite funny. I didn't understand at all what infrastructure upgrade really meant.
We're still in the opening chapters of crypto—don't sleep on that reality. Most people haven't grasped the actual scale of where this is heading. The 2022 downturn? They mistook it for the burst, like the dot-com crash, but that's fundamentally missing the bigger picture. The industry's infrastructure, adoption curves, and institutional interest are nowhere near what they were in previous cycles. Early movers understand this. The rest are still catching up.