Topic: SATIS Group predicts $3.6 trillions crypto marketcap in 10 years (Read 84 times)
Does this guys know what are they doing or they just have heavy bags of Bitcoin Monero and Decred? Seems their top guys used to be Lehman Brothers employees.
August 30, 2018, 07:42:29 PM
https://research.bloomberg.com/pub/res/d37g1yWebn9LbRbS09rquSuSoDQ
Key Takeaways
• We estimate the amount of cryptoasset market value needed to support economic activities to expand from ~$500B next year to $3.6T in 2028
• 90%+ of cryptoasset value will be derived from penetration of offshore deposits in the next decade
• Currency and Privacy networks will be the largest beneficiaries, as most fundamental value will stem from store of value use cases
• Upside (5-yr) In BTC ($96k), XMR ($18k), and DCR ($535), cryptoassets which apply unique value propositions within deep and viral markets
• Downside in BCH ($268), and cryptoassets which attempt to inherit brand recognition and provide minimal technological advantage to incumbents
• Little value in XRP ($0.01), and cryptoassets which are misleadingly marketed, not needed within their own network, and have centralized ownership/validation
• Most "Other Utility" application-specific networks hold very little value, in their current construct
Key Takeaways
• We estimate the amount of cryptoasset market value needed to support economic activities to expand from ~$500B next year to $3.6T in 2028
• 90%+ of cryptoasset value will be derived from penetration of offshore deposits in the next decade
• Currency and Privacy networks will be the largest beneficiaries, as most fundamental value will stem from store of value use cases
• Upside (5-yr) In BTC ($96k), XMR ($18k), and DCR ($535), cryptoassets which apply unique value propositions within deep and viral markets
• Downside in BCH ($268), and cryptoassets which attempt to inherit brand recognition and provide minimal technological advantage to incumbents
• Little value in XRP ($0.01), and cryptoassets which are misleadingly marketed, not needed within their own network, and have centralized ownership/validation
• Most "Other Utility" application-specific networks hold very little value, in their current construct
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