🧵Following a period of strong growth, top performing Layer 2s #Arbitrum, #Optimism and #BASE are surpassing Ethereum competitor Layer 1s like Solana and Avalanche in terms of total value locked (TVL) as of 9/25.
Here’s why that’s important. (1/6)
The depression stage is just beginning in my opinion legends. Don’t be fooled by a few accounts saying #Altcoins are reversing now and to buy ‼️
Below I share the charts you should be paying attention too and why I am waiting to buy heavy :
- $ETH / $BTC : The Altseason chart compares the strength of Ethereum against Bitcoin and currently we are bearish
- #TOTAL3 : Altcoin Market Cap remains in a bullish stance. Until this begins to uptick I am not convinced Altcoin lows are in
- $BTC Dominance : This chart remains bullish and unless we see a reversal structure, the Alt low isn’t in
- $DXY : The dollar remains very strong. Until we see a reversal here, the Crypto market isn’t due a significant rebound
Just think where is the liquidity coming from. The bullish factors will not come into Q1 next year earliest 💯
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What if?...
Next 5-10 years #Bitcoin appreciates but stays in 5-6 figures (not $1m+) as ETF and bank paper #Bitcoin takes demand away.
#Bitcoin becomes viewed as global, risk-off, or alternative asset but the explosion in demand gets syphoned off away.
Then in 2030s exchanges finally depleted and insolvency shows so banks fail and then hyperbolic #Bitcoin into $100s of millions as supply gets exhausted.
2020's "demand" skyrockets.
2030's the masses learn self custody.
Therefore... in the late 2020s just when everyone thinks #Bitcoin is done at $400,000 because "it went from 1% to 20% adoption"... that is right when the fireworks begin.
To me, this makes perfect sense.
What do you think?
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If I were to start learning today, I would break it down into 10 steps:
• Chapter 1
→ HTML Basics
→ CSS Fundamentals
→ Understanding the DOM
→ Introduction to Responsive Design
→ Building a Simple Web Page
• Chapter 2
→ CSS Layouts
→ Box Model Mastery
→ Flexbox and Grid
→ Creating Navigation Bars
→ Project: Personal Portfolio Page
• Chapter 3:
→ JavaScript Essentials
→ Variables and Data Types
→ Conditional Statements
→ Loops and Functions
→ Project: Interactive Calculator
• Chapter 4
→ DOM Manipulation with JavaScript
→ Event Handling
→ Form Validation
→ Local Storage
→ Project: To-Do List App
• Chapter 5
→ Responsive Web Design
→ Media Queries
→ Mobile-First Approach
→ CSS Frameworks (e.g., Tailwind)
→ Project: Mobile-Friendly Blog
• Chapter 6
→ AJAX and API Calls
→ JSON Data Parsing
→ Fetch API
→ Creating Dynamic Content
→ Project: Weather App with API Integration
• Chapter 7
→ Node.js Fundamentals
→ Express.js Framework
→ Building RESTful APIs
→ CRUD Operations
→ Project: Simple Node.js Server
• Chapter 8
→ Database Basics (SQL/NoSQL)
→ Connecting Node.js to Databases
→ User Authentication
→ Project: User Registration & Login
• Chapter 9
→ Frontend Frameworks (e.g., React, Angular, or Vue)
→ Component-Based Development
→ Routing in SPA
→ Building a Single-Page App (SPA)
→ Project: SPA with Framework of Choice
• Chapter 10
→ Deployment & Hosting
→ Version Control with Git
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→ Project: Deployed Web App