Can We Look to the Past Markets to Understand the Cryptocoin Market?

Hello everyone,

I am a newcomer to the Bitcointalk portal. I do frontier market research on cryptocurrencies and developing countries on Squawkonomics, and in introducing myself, I want to ask everyone's opinion on something as an icebreaker. Everyone is trying to understand what the market is looking like and where its going to go. Can we rely on traditional methods like fundamentals? Or does everyone think this is a whole new animal of a market, and requires a completely new understanding, perhaps within economics itself? Is Bitcoin essentially a shadow or an extension of the real economy, or are we looking at completely new economic laws here that don't apply to traditional currencies and markets? Are we pioneering a whole new area of economics and markets here, or do we follow the existing dynamics of economics in the current global system? I find the whole idea fascinating and I would like to ask the community what they think about this. Thank you for reading my introduction, and nice to meet you all!

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-Kekky

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