As a developer, you ride the rollercoaster of an industry driven by shifting sentiment and market cycles.
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During bear markets, we spend time building things that no one seems interested in using. A lot of the time, we find ourselves writing code just to cure our curiosity. But when the sentiment shifts and investors and users return, time becomes a luxury.
I've been on projects where there aren’t enough hours in a day to put out all the fires, with small teams struggling to cope with overwhelming demand. As the market pendulum swings from one extreme to another, it rarely finds a comfortable balance in the middle.
Right now, for instance, while markets have somewhat recovered this year, users haven't returned. DeFi is dead, NFTs are worthless, and the only on-chain activity is trading your friends on a centralized EVM fork owned by a public company.
But as soon as Bitcoin hits a new all-time high, it will be like flipping a switch and once again, there won't be enough hours in the day.
For developers, investors and traders, it's best to prepare ahead of time. Plan your products, strategize and create systems so they are ready and can help you cope with the peak of market cycles.
In 20 years, we will look back at this decade as a golden era of opportunity, where cryptography disrupted the world.
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