The post-election landscape has brought a noticeable shift in the crypto market, with clear signs of retail investors returning.
Bitcoin’s recent dip to US$93,000 has sparked speculation about whether this marks the final correction before breaching the highly anticipated US$100,000 milestone.
The 2021 bull cycle showed a clear pattern in Bitcoin dominance and total crypto market cap growth that could offer insights into what might happen if the market surges again.
Until recently, DeFi tokens have been largely labelled as "useless governance tokens", tokens which serve no value other than voting on protocol changes via governance voting rights.
The Bitcoin halving, a critical event reducing mining rewards, influences market dynamics by decreasing inflation and increasing scarcity. Historically boosting Bitcoin's price, the 2024 halving sparks speculation on potential growth amidst evolving market conditions and mainstream acceptance.
Amidst the crypto winter, envisioning the catalyst for the next user wave proved challenging. With the market recovering and airdrops gaining prevalence, a potential path for adoption emerges.