Will the cryptocurrency world always exist?
Do not simplify the cryptocurrency space to just blockchain and digital assets.
This is a financial revolution in human history.
In 1602, the Dutch East India Company invented stocks, affecting global finance for hundreds of years, up to the present day.
In 1692, the Internet originated from the ARPANET, where the first node at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) connected to the second node at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI), achieving remote communication through packet-switched networks, leading to the birth of the Internet, which has influenced global finance for hundreds of years, up to now.
In 2009, under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, the first Bitcoin blockchain was created. Fifteen years later, Bitcoin has not disappeared and has become the seventh largest asset globally, with blockchain digital assets blooming and bearing fruit worldwide.
Finance will continue to evolve and iterate with social progress and technological development, and the forms and mediums of assets will also change accordingly.
If we take a step back to twenty years ago, people were still unfamiliar with the Internet, mobile payments, e-commerce, short videos, live streaming, social media, and smartphones. Twenty years later, everything has entered countless homes. Similarly, in ten or twenty years, cryptocurrency assets may become well-known to everyone.
You will always be a bystander; breakthroughs will appear right in front of you, and you will have no opportunity to participate, sharing in the dividends of technological transformation. The greatest contribution will simply be consumer spending.
If today you see a certain trend that may develop in ten or twenty years, you must find a way to get involved; the time window will not pause for any individual, and the window of opportunity will not stop developing due to the absence of someone. Everything is sought after but not obtained; only through effort can one strive for it.
Currency and assets, their forms, mediums, and channels will continuously change with social progress and technological development.
