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Topic: 2020-12-22 Forbes - Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, And Blockchain Predictions For 2021 (Read 96 times)

legendary
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@acquafredda. There will always be a new altcoin season. We should be asking ourselves when and how long this might be. If there was no coronavirus lockdowns, I would have speculated it would begin on January to March, 2021 and some coins might reach their all time highs on May during Coindesk's consensus conference or some months after. However, with the lockdowns it might begin later.
legendary
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Do you believe in a new altcoin season? If Bitcoin keeps pushing this hard I guess most of the useless medium-sized coin projects will get smashed and those who hold the related shitcoins will run to change them into btc.
Bitcoin is a beast these days!
legendary
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It’s that time of year again, so let’s take a look at some cryptocurrency and blockchain predictions for 2021.

This past year has been a tumultuous one to put it mildly, but against that backdrop the blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors continued to advance, develop, and grow. Whether it took the form of increased regulatory attention and clarification, wider adoption of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a medium of exchange, or the broader utilization of blockchain across different organizations, the trend is clear.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/seansteinsmith/2020/12/22/bitcoin-cryptocurrency-and-blockchain-predictions-for-2021/

Forbes goes crystal balling before the new year approaches.
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Blockchain will expand beyond financial services
is always present year after year and we have yet to see other compelling use cases which are not cryptos.

They are beginning publishing the blockchain storyboards again to prepare for the next altcoins pumps similar to 2017 hehehe. However, I am quite certain another 2018 will arrive again. Those same media outlets that hyped everything will also be the same outlets to create fear on everything.
hero member
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Forbes goes crystal balling before the new year approaches.
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Blockchain will expand beyond financial services
They are correct about blockchain about its expansion in certain industries like the financial services. This includes the fintech which is getting broader and taking the attention that it can contribute to what they offer. And in fact, there's a surge to blockchain related jobs based from linked in report.

These are the most in-demand job skills in 2020, according to LinkedIn
LinkedIn: Blockchain most in-demand hard skill in 2020
LinkedIn: Blockchain is the #1 Most in Demand Skill Right Now

Very likely that still in 2021 it would be part of the most in demand skill because there will be a lot of enterprises that will use blockchain into their businesses.
legendary
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In 2020 we have seen that institutional investors interest on bitcoin and as a result multiple companies have already purchased a good amount of bitcoin. Now its important to see how longer they hold their assets and keep the market price stable as it is. Its true that current bitcoin holders are planning to hold their coins for long and this type of predictions are giving them hope. Institutional investors are taking the chance of every dip and collecting their coin where panic sellers are giving them easy entry chance. I also think that in 2021 we will see the result of bitcoin adoption and holders will get the best outcomes.

Due to covid19 recent wave entire world is going to face another lockdown and it will definitely put affect on overseas business activity. Now its time to see how investors make their response although bitcoin price rally showed us its potentiality from the beginning of 2020. If it continue like same then its pretty much clear that 2021 will be remarkable for crypto currency assets holder.
This is true but I bet at these price levels it will be very clear which is the difference between retail and institutional investors: the first category will probably see some life changing sums in their wallets and will probably sell while for institutional investors this is surely a longer game.
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In 2020 we have seen that institutional investors interest on bitcoin and as a result multiple companies have already purchased a good amount of bitcoin. Now its important to see how longer they hold their assets and keep the market price stable as it is. Its true that current bitcoin holders are planning to hold their coins for long and this type of predictions are giving them hope. Institutional investors are taking the chance of every dip and collecting their coin where panic sellers are giving them easy entry chance. I also think that in 2021 we will see the result of bitcoin adoption and holders will get the best outcomes.

Due to covid19 recent wave entire world is going to face another lockdown and it will definitely put affect on overseas business activity. Now its time to see how investors make their response although bitcoin price rally showed us its potentiality from the beginning of 2020. If it continue like same then its pretty much clear that 2021 will be remarkable for crypto currency assets holder.
legendary
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It’s that time of year again, so let’s take a look at some cryptocurrency and blockchain predictions for 2021.

This past year has been a tumultuous one to put it mildly, but against that backdrop the blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors continued to advance, develop, and grow. Whether it took the form of increased regulatory attention and clarification, wider adoption of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a medium of exchange, or the broader utilization of blockchain across different organizations, the trend is clear.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/seansteinsmith/2020/12/22/bitcoin-cryptocurrency-and-blockchain-predictions-for-2021/

Forbes goes crystal balling before the new year approaches.
Quote
Blockchain will expand beyond financial services
is always present year after year and we have yet to see other compelling use cases which are not cryptos.
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