At present, the voices in the market are mainly divided into three types, mainly represented by Liu Cixin, Mark Zuckerberg, and Chris Dixon.
Author: Jeff Gibbons
Jeff Gibbons
Jeff Gibbons is a financial author who has been in the industry for more than five years and has in-depth research on cryptocurrencies, blockchain and Web 3.0.
With Bitcoin approaching $70,000 (€61,800), “memecoins” worth billions, Wall Street-listed coinbases and China’s sweeping crackdown on mining, 2021 is arguably the craziest year for cryptocurrencies, even in the industry The same is true by turbulent standards.
People use social apps every day, and despite the hype surrounding so-called “next-generation” blockchains, none of these social apps are decentralized.
Unregulated cryptocurrencies will be a thing of the past. In response to rampant cryptocurrency fraud and the staggering growth of decentralized finance (DeFi) evading regulation, U.S. regulators will take unprecedented action on the cryptocurrency industry.
The conversation revolved around predictions, and while the experts didn’t always share the same views, there were several insightful consensuses in their conversations.
Currently, the price of NFTs is still high and will likely continue to increase for some time, but a bubble burst and a price crash will always come.
As social media software Twitter began to support users using NFTs as their profile pictures, thousands of Twitter users’ avatars changed from circles to hexagons.