A winter for sure, but likely shorter than 5 assuming overall economy isn't going to be stuck in a depression. Crypto winters have been getting shorter and shorter thanks to increased awareness and increased participation.
1) Big assumption there about the economy not getting stuck in a depression. We're still raising interest rates. It's just the beginning.
2) Crypto winters have become shorter? Sure. But have also become more extreme, with deeper and more sudden losses.
Cryptos seem to be: 1) a tech stock 2) a "fair weather" asset.
>Big assumption there about the economy not getting stuck in a depression.
The political cost of being in a depression is far too severe for those in power to not prevent it. They are armed with far more tools and knowledge today than 1929. This will be merely yet another recession in a long history of human society oscillations.
>Cryptos seem to be: 1) a tech stock 2) a "fair weather" asset.
I do agree with that, but it's a result of crypto being played by the same people who played tech stocks and fair weather assets. The OG evangelists who saw it represent the antithesis of the current world order have pretty much disappeared as crypto picked up attention from VCs.
>> Big assumption there about the economy not getting stuck in a depression. We're still raising interest rates. It's just the beginning.
On the contrary, the assumption seems to be on your part. You say "it's just the beginning" but the Fed has already been signaling that they will slow down and then cease the interest rate increases over the next several months.
