I find it interesting that the US dollar has been going down, and commodities and gold have been rising. But over this same time frame the cryptocurrency markets have contracted quite a bit. So over the long term, do you see cryptocurrencies rising with gold and other commodities, or do you see it as something that competes directly with gold and oil. Conventional wisdom would tell you that it would rise and fall with other commodities, but this hasn't been the case so far. Or is it too early to see any valuable correlations?
I actually do see cryptos rising in price while fiat goes down in the coming few years. However, that's because I think the future is inclusive of crypto, because of the strong focus on virtual money and technology that the future may entail. Obviously with this, many people will be surrounding their lives with tech; anything that makes their lives easier in terms of technology will be implemented into their lifestyles. I don't think money is an exception to this. There was already a switch from hard cash to credit cards to virtual payment options like paypal, and I think the next step in this is crypto.
Given that, the more people that are using crypto, the less people will be using fiat, so I think it'll make sense in the future that crypto rises while we see fiat markets going down. Of course, my viewpoint is very optimistic, but I think it holds some truth if things go the way I see them to.