I'm preparing to move my small business into deeper crypto territory. Incoming funds converted to cryptocurrency, bills paid via https://www.livingroomofsatoshi.com, books updated to reflect income stream as rising market in coming months will mean greater value for my dollar overall, dips notwithstanding.

http://www.businessinsider.in/Wall-Streets-biggest-bear-thinks-bitcoin-will-surge-to-6000/articleshow/60123756.cms - preaching to the choir here but greater number of users means rising price and mainstream realisation is fast approaching. Investment return is rarely so clear in a lifetime as now, it seems.

Dash Jumps to New All Time High on News of Arizona State University Partnership, Reaches Fifth Place in Market Cap
https://cointelegraph.com/news/dash-jumps-to-new-all-time-high-on-news-of-arizona-state-university-partnership-reaches-fifth-place-in-market-cap

Not directly the point of the article but this Q&A was expressed with clarity:

CT: Many are saying that crypto is in a bubble that's due to pop, and others believe that this is actually the beginning of a multi-year bull market. Still others think that this is the very beginning of mass adoption. Where do you stand?

JV: With all three, as unhelpful as that answer may be. Much cryptocurrency valuation is based on projects which have yet to (and may never) deliver a viable product to end users, and that can certainly be called a bubble. As far as investments are concerned, we are very likely in the beginning of a multi-year bull market as investors around the world are waking up to viability of digital assets. As far as mass adoption is concerned, I would say we are not even at the beginning, not even close. Bitcoin's network congestion hit the pause button on adoption, possibly setting it back years. Dash is taking a good stab at mass market adoption with the upcoming Evolution update...

Dash-centric answer but still, interesting.