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Dipping Into Expansion

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Adidas has been teasing its fans, and most of the users of the clothing brand with upcoming "metaverse products" and it seems to be delivering... I know, we have yet come to a point to even have the foundation for metaverses, but the demand for them is clear.

NFTs are most of them nothing but bull crap, but it seems these aren't a fad, or at least the tech behind them is not a fad. "Adidas has officially announced that has joined the metaverse. Adidas will also have its own NFT APE" says Blockworks.

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What metaverse has Adidas joined, it's hard to figure, but the idea is that blockchain technology is no longer just a geeks tech, it's not something that can be taken out of the closet once in a while and brag about. It's gonna be as usable as the internet in just a few years from now.

@taskmaster4450 once said that we will come to a point when we won't have a world without the internet. When you have a clothing company that works its way to the metaverse and they're aping into NFTs too, you know we're on to something.

The total market capitalization of crypto is some 2.7 trillion, but how much of that is NFTs? Well, NFTs aren't included yet and we will probably come to a point sooner than later when "the world of crypto" will be summed up in the realm of tens of trillions, while the total crypto market capitalization will probably still be a few trillions.

For the one having the eyes to see it, crypto is no longer what it used to be four years ago. It's no longer about trading, sending funds from a wallet to another and HODLing. The crypto universe is expanding and it seems "so damn limitless".

Meanwhile an idiot on twitter came out with a chart today where BTC is supposed "to make it or end it" by mid December of this year. Since when Bitcoin does to fulfil anyone's predictions? Or better said, has anyone predicted the top in December 2017?...

Probably not, so why we keep on waiting patterns to repeat?... Because we're lazy, that's why. It's easy to buy low(before the halving) and sell high, one year later. Well, guess what, the halving won't matter that much in a few years, most of the Bitcoin has been mined and smart money is collecting it as low as possible.

This industry is moving at such a pace. The world is totally different from what it was two years ago and some of us are still waiting for Moonvembers and "make it or end it December"... "Good luck with that, Nokia". Crypto is no longer just a market.

It's become a living organism.

Thanks for attention, Adrian

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