A recent BCG-report highlight that despite the recent cryptocurrency crash, developer activity has continued to sustain. Logically you would expect the ‘Developer Activity’, and ‘Market Capitalization’ to be closely correlated.
Since that's not the case, what are the drivers behind the ‘Developer Activity’?
This explains something because the short fluctuations in value might not matter the most to the institutional money that one way or another is financing most of the developers’ salaries. Even though this is a ‘guestimate’ it is probably more reliable than your crystal ball. Similar projections have been made previously:
As many people agreed with me in this Hackernoon viral story Don’t Believe the Hype, Trust History, we should look at history rather than hype to determine the future.
Real estate is considered the largest asset class in the world. But tokenization and fractionalization is no new concept to real estate provided by blockchain technology.
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT) have existed for several years: a REIT is a fund or company that owns, operates, and manages real estate assets (buildings for residential, commercial, or industrial use).
This is the concept of traditional asset fractionalization, however blockchain technology provides a new normal on several key parameters:
Do you emotional when you see the cryptocurrency price rise or fall by 10%?
Well. Stop it. It does not influence on your long-term business or career prosperity.
What makes up the long-term potential for your career or business is the product of:
Technology
Invested Capital
Labor
You’ll need to figure out the answers yourself, and what to do about it. But the questions are already set:
Is blockchain technology the future for asset tokenization?
Is the technology a viable way for investing my capital or labor?
Which companies provide the best opportunity?