Wasn't suggesting you do it mate. Anyway, it should be a week by week tendency I suppose...
We are entering a bit of a strange phase in crypto.
Consolidation has taken place - last year saw huge amounts of jostling for position in the various "spaces" followed by a fairly settled market and technology landscape. The only major new arrival is Ethereum but that's been anticipated for over a year anyway.
Against that has been the total anti-climax of bitcoin's market performance. Everybody thought it would have hit multiples of 4 figures by now and it hasn't and doesn't look like doing so anytime soon. Andreas Antonopolis "this is a 3 year project" remark is now two thirds of the way to expiry and adoption looks farther away than ever to me.
The question is what's going to happen now ?
The whole blocksize debacle shows that things are still in their infancy so we may be a few years off the point where mainstream markets actually regard cryptocurrencies as a serious asset - whatever its level of technical integrity.
On the other hand, the fact that marketcaps have been sustained this long is a major achievement. The longer they go on the most of a grip they'll have. Also, the fiat world is kind of starting to teeter. China stalling, QE not working in kickstarting economies and stocks now starting to reflect that.
To me it looks like a 2-10 year affair for crypto to make a significant dent in the world economy.
With that in mind, ED is approaching the end of his 2-year contract (or is it halfway through ? - can't remember) but Dash now has an immensely powerful facility in place to sustain its development and maintenance over that period of mainstream penetration. I think that getting the priorities right for short and medium term will be crucial to success from now on.