The allegations that Evergrande, one of the largest real estate project companies in China, which came to the fore with crypto currency bans, went bankrupt due to failure to make bond coupon payments, was one of the important agendas of this week. Experts evaluated that this development would have a negative impact on the Bitcoin and altcoin market. However, the market is following a sideways trend for now. we too Cryptocoin. com, we have compiled the shares of some well-known names regarding the crypto market for our readers.
Shares of the leading names of the market on Bitcoin and altcoin projects
The analyst, who goes by the nickname CZ on Twitter, said in a tweet earlier this week, “Don’t get caught up in the FOMO.” In addition, he drew attention to the 2 million active addresses on Binance and said that it is 5-10 times more than other Blockchains. “We have only just begun to scratch the surface of the full potential of blockchain,” CZ hinted on Twitter, implying that the crypto universe is on its way to expansion.
Crypto analyst Justin Sun stated in a post that there will be a “big moon”. However, as he had done before, he implicitly asked, “Is there any meme coin on Tron?” asked.
Michael Saylor, known as Bitcoin maximalist and investor, took the Lightning Network to his agenda and drew attention to the transaction capacity per second. In addition, the Bitcoin maximalist, who said “Bitcoin is establishing digital property” in a live broadcast, shared “Bitcoin is hope for New York” on Twitter.
Pompliano, who is among those who put the new mayor of New York, Eric Adams, on his agenda, stated that patience in the crypto market is required. The crypto analyst also drew attention to Bitcoin’s monetary policy and wrote on Twitter, “Bitcoin appears to be the only disciplined monetary policy left in the world.”
Analyst Erik Voorhes discussed Terra (LUNA) Blockcahian’s stablecoin, UST, in a post this week, and commented that “The largest decentralized stablecoin in the world is growing rapidly.” In another post, the analyst claimed that the practice of KYC puts people at risk, saying, “Despite Maxi praising centralized KYC’d services that are “Bitcoin only”, real Cypherpunks are building zero-knowledge finance and brokerage markets.”