Nic Carter: The "four-year cycle" concept is outdated, and truly creating value has become the new major challenge
ChainCatcher news, the father of smart contracts and Castle Island Ventures co-founder Nic Carter posted on social media that the prediction of a "worse" market in 2025 is not sarcasm. Although some bad things happened in 2022, cryptocurrency was at the center and focus of all events. The price decline could be attributed to catalysts that we were destined to overcome.
Now, cryptocurrency has become the forgotten child, while artificial intelligence and the seven giants of the US stock market are the main characters. Retail investors are focusing on data centers, quantum computing, and rare earth stocks. The downward trend in cryptocurrency is not due to any catalyst, but simply due to market weakness, lack of attention and buyers, and the aftereffects of long-term DAT stagnation.
Does this mean everything is over? No, it just means that concepts like the "four-year cycle" and "alternative investment season" are now outdated. To make money, you truly have to create value, and that is a serious challenge for many people.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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