Good-Guy
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In the initial days cryptocurrencies were considered one of the best investment tools for many people. Many people have indeed earned a good amount of money by trading cryptocurrencies. However, now it seems like cryptocurrencies have lost the attraction and power it had a few years ago. Bitcoin crashed last year in a really bad way. It did recover by the end of year, now it again crashed. The same goes for other coins as well. These market crashes have limited the scope of long-term investors in cryptocurrencies and now it seems like cryptocurrencies are better suited for short-term trading. Last year, the creator of Coinbase platform, Fred Ehrsam, also claimed that almost all the cryptocurrencies will crash within some time and even NFTs will also suffer.
Fred Ehrsam is not the only person who has made these sort of claims. There are many other people who also share the same feelings about cryptocurrencies. My analysis have also shown that the value of cryptocurrencies are declining. Moreover, there were also a very small number of buyers in the market when the cryptocurrencies crashed a couple of days ago. This shows a lack of interest of investors in cryptocurrencies right now. So, are cryptocurrency really dying?
Fred Ehrsam is not the only person who has made these sort of claims. There are many other people who also share the same feelings about cryptocurrencies. My analysis have also shown that the value of cryptocurrencies are declining. Moreover, there were also a very small number of buyers in the market when the cryptocurrencies crashed a couple of days ago. This shows a lack of interest of investors in cryptocurrencies right now. So, are cryptocurrency really dying?