Quote from: Oilacris on January 28, 2021, 05:55:13 PM

People do really miss that one out because they are really just seeing the external happenings or events which make them thought that DeFi is really getting big
but with those numbers in comparison then you can really tell that this wont really be having a chance to overtake but somehow
it do able to get some market recognition which is already a good one.

When it comes to saturation then this isnt something new.This is a free market and everyone could create their own but to know that only
the most relevant ones will really stay and the rest will just dump down and be ignored.

It is a free market indeed. The decentralized and open source nature of crypto/Blockchain tech allows anyone to do anything from their hearts content. Exchanges are the ones who decide which coins get listed and which don't. The market will grow according to the number of coins and/or tokens listed by mainstream exchanges. As long as people pour money into a specific cryptocurrency project, it won't be going anywhere. Demand for crypto/Blockchain tech has made the market grow towards new heights. I wouldn't say that the crypto market is saturated as the industry has a long way to go before it reaches widespread adoption in the mainstream world. Eventually, people will choose the good coins from the bad ones. Projects that deliver constant development, innovation, and mainstream adoption, will survive in the long run.

Nonetheless, I believe that crypto is still in its very beginnings. There's a lot more to it than meets the eye. With every hype cycle, comes innovation. We may see a new influx of tokens on the market as a result of the "De-Fi" hype. Eventually, most crypto assets will fade into oblivion while only a few will dominate the market. As long as the crypto/Blockchain space remains decentralized, there should be nothing to worry about. Just my thoughts Grin