@ya_chisme@Kameron_Hay Yooo, the gestures got me there too. His hand movement and emphasis when he said, “niggas’ teeth is tumbling out they mouths” that felt like watching a prophet ‘in the spirit’ especially with that new look of his
I thought everyone considered the money "gone" the moment they bought the token. Love the asset you hold. If you only value it in fiat terms, you're probably playing the wrong game.
@alch3my101@cloud9markets I been saying, people are mad that bitcoin isn’t hitting another all-time high while stocks are, but $BTC hit ATH first. The rotation will come back around
I sold everything I had. every coin I owned is gone. I'm completely out of the crypto market, I can't take it anymore. Aggressive dumping, manipulation, everything is so intense. crypto is over, I am out, I am very glad to meet you, life has dreams, each is wonderful.
The winner-take-all blockchain thesis is becoming harder to defend every year.
@Citi just announced that 72 blockchains are already connected in 2025.
Compare this to the internet in 1992.
Imagine if someone said, there will be 72 internets.
The natural reaction would be. That is inefficient.
Now think about the math.
If you have:
2 chains → 1 connection
10 chains → 45 connections
72 chains → 2,556 connections
If each chain must build direct integrations with every other chain, the system becomes absurdly complex.
That's why standards emerge.
The internet solved this through TCP/IP.
Global banking solved it through SWIFT.
Mobile phones solved it through common telecom standards.
What's interesting is that institutions appear to be converging on the same realization.
The problem isn't:
"How do we build another blockchain?"
The problem is:
"How do we coordinate all the blockchains?"
This is where I think the future becomes extremely bullish for coordination layers.
Whether the winner is entirely Chainlink, partly Chainlink, or some combination of standards, the direction seems obvious:
Phase 1 (2015–2025)
Build chains.
Everyone launches their own ledger.
Phase 2 (2025–2030)
Connect chains.
Interoperability becomes the bottleneck.
This is where we are now.
Phase 3 (2030–2040)
Chains become invisible.
Nobody cares what chain they're using.
Just like nobody asks:
"Which internet protocol delivered my email?"
The infrastructure disappears behind the application.
That's why I find Citi's "72 connected chains" comment so important.
Most people hear:
"Wow, 72 chains."
I hear:
"The market has already admitted that a single-chain future is not happening."
And once that realization becomes accepted, the next question is unavoidable:
If there are eventually hundreds of public, private, and hybrid ledgers, what becomes the TCP/IP of value, identity, compliance, messaging, and settlement?
That is the trillion-dollar question.
And it's the reason institutions are spending so much time on interoperability standards rather than launching yet another blockchain.
The internet wasn't won by the network with the most computers.
It was won by the protocol that connected all the computers.
The same pattern may be starting to emerge for digital assets and tokenized finance. $LINK
@OttoSuwen BTC $126k is not considered giga-ATH?
I think is actually moving ahead of the stock market which is about to catch back down lol.
The good news for CT is, both asset classes are about to see their respective reversals. OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX IPOs will be sell events
A new erra of eveluating crypto based on value has begun!
That is why BTC & ETH are down while HYPE, ZEC & NEAR rally
Fundamentals are finally getting priced in; a rational market!
Long overdue, as we needed to shed dead weight & let the winners rise to their rightful place 🔥