as ações tokenizadas vão chegar "primeiro lentamente, depois tudo de uma vez"
mas me parece óbvio que a implicação de segunda ordem é que teremos então "ações, tokenizadas" - porque, francamente, tokens que finalmente = ações faz tanto sentido ;
idk how to put this well into words, but there's a certain line you have to draw between listening to other people & acting on their advice when it comes to trading
i've had tons of people tell me "X token is bad don't long it" and it proceeds to do well
the OTHERS chart just looks so sad compared to BTC
hodling btc is becoming more and more important for returns
simply a liquidity issue - btc has direct flows, alts are just the same few of us playing the same games ; something has to change; money has to come in
i have no doubt that the market will slowly move back to fundamental cheap coins that are building already; u kinda already have that, two dichotomies - e.g in ai szn u had the ai coins, but u also had certain fundamental coins doing well like AAVE / RAY / ENA / etc.
we are entering the era where tokens are pursuing paths to legitimacy & are developing fundamentals, but many people will be stuck in the past in "pure memes", or "low float high fdv bad"
just like people stuck in "2021 alt cycle will come back"
> people are tired of memes > want something more legit > but still want number go up > new metas are unsustainable bc they quickly reach "overvalued", but they have nothing to show -> reverts back to mean
solution: > lots of existing protocols that show growth, who are now at undervalued prices - eg mpl, frax, pendle, etc. > lots of new protocols that havent experienced the cycle high to the overvalued stage, who have been quietly building and can quickly re-rate higher - eg initia as an example of something re-rated
im a fan of bidding such alts rather than onchain overvalued tokens, onchain is cool but it re-rates too quickly & gets diluted in hours;
people are tired of getting diluted now -> go back to cexes who have stricter requirements but coins that are cheap (sub 150m)