If and when a kind of resistance like this (around 0.027 and touched three times in three years) is broken, doesn't that means we could see a...
I think we may see that when it starts to dawn on people (as it already is) that finding these essential
monetary properties co-incident the one asset, decoupled from each other is extremely rare
* and difficult to acheive:
a fully transparent blockchain
a highly fungible and therefore anonymous token
a network-native base rate of interest on holdings
a transaction speed that qualifies as cash according to
emerging institutional definitions a level of native
mobility and accessibility (=liquidity) that is hitherto undreamt of in the cryptocurrency sector
a scaling strategy that's native to the network
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(For example it's taken 2 years of organic growth alone just to grow the active network tier to where it is today, quite apart from all the development work that's going on).