> Ps. I owned crypto until 2017 and then sold it because i didn't see a valid use-case.
Do you think maybe you have some biases against it now, because it would have made you a lot of money if you held on to it?
Nobody is paying 22$ for a 1$ product, I'm not sure how you can even remotely come to that while ignoring all the layer 2 developments.
There's a ton of really useful projects happening on DeFi, you can see the blockchain data for yourself and see that a lot of people are using it, maybe you don't see the use case, but that doesn't mean there isn't any.
I actually made a lot of money with it. So I don't think I'm biased because of that. It dropped to 4k afterwards ( I could have purchased again, but if something falls from my watchlist, i don't care about it anymore).
What is probably biasing me, is that I had a digital magazine and the #1 hit was for "how to recover Bitcoin password".
Which also leads me to my conclusion: "There's currently no replacement for a official and trusted centralized authority in Crypto".
Do you think maybe you have some biases against it now, because it would have made you a lot of money if you held on to it?
Nobody is paying 22$ for a 1$ product, I'm not sure how you can even remotely come to that while ignoring all the layer 2 developments.
There's a ton of really useful projects happening on DeFi, you can see the blockchain data for yourself and see that a lot of people are using it, maybe you don't see the use case, but that doesn't mean there isn't any.