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“The institutions are coming” but all they’ll use are stables

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I set myself the goal to start budgeting this month, but the market decided to pump instead 🙏🏻

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if there is an alt-season it will be far more contained than before; flows have changed, institutions are now holding blue chips and those assets will not flow out of them into your alts

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insane if we actually get an alt season

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if you’re a founder in the crypto space looking to build the highest impact product both from a distribution standpoint and one for your bottom line; it used to be an L1, now it’s stablecoin infrastructure

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ETH would’ve probably been better off not adding blobs( it would’ve been unlikely that the rollups using ETH move anywhere else anyway but at least they’d have been paying fees. Especially the case considering user activity would’ve just migrated.

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