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16688776 No.16688776 [Reply] [Original]

when is the next bull run?

>> No.16688928

>>16688776
:^)

>> No.16688930

2030

>> No.16688937

>>16688776
Patience, old friend.

>> No.16688941

>>16688776
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIGIdGn2nv4

>> No.16688961

The big question for me is: What base level of infrastructure is needed for revolutionary defi products to be built?
A long term argument would say that Ethereum 2.0 needs to be hosting smart contracts, which is not until 2022 at least, but when you look at little advances like threshold sigs it seems possible that complex defi products could exist before ETH fully scales.
So I suppose it comes down to needing, at the very least:
1) A functional enough platform (which might be the case with permissioned platforms like Corda/Hyperledger before it's the case with Ethereum)
2) Working oracles (Chainlink is anywhere from a couple of months to 2 years to being able to provide this at scale)
3) Secure smart contract templates. This one is kind of optional but definitely a big benefit to a bullrun as it would allow a development frenzy. The sort of compartmentalised secure smart contract code being built by Microsoft and OpenZeppelin will make it way easier to build defi products. Like making legos instead of having to mould and cast the components yourself.

I would say having at least 1 and 2, if not all 3, followed by a defi development frenzy, would all be prerequisites to a "full sized" speculative bullrun bigger than 2017.

>> No.16689109

>>16688776

The next bull run will be from $500 to $1.5k