THE TOP 5 CRYPTO NARRATIVES

[baby2020]

HERE ARE SOME CRYPTO NARRATIVES THAT MADE WAVES IN THE CRYPTO MARKET

1. LIQUID STAKING DERIVATIVES $LSDs
$LSDs have always been a strong narratives and will always be.
Liquid staking derivatives (LSDs) are cryptocurrencies issued by liquid staking platforms, allowing stakers a means to unlock their illiquid-staked assets and generate more yield.

2. REAL WORLD ASSETS; For me, this is going to be one of the top driving narratives in the next bull run
#RWA are assets that exist in the physical world or off-chain but are tokenized and transferred on- chain to act as a source of yield in DeFi.
examples include, Real Estate, Bonds, etc.

3. Another trending narrative is TELEGRAM BOTS
In 2023, there was also a rise in TELEGRAM crypto trading bots
They offer users convenience and efficiency when it comes to executing trades
this narratives is still making lots of waves.

4. CHINESE TOKENS
The chinese digital assets first made waves back in 2011 when china's first crypto exchange, BTC China (BTCC), was launched.
Though they experienced setbacks in 2017, in 2023 china eliminated its zero covid policy and injected 600B yuan into its economy.

5. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: Artificial intelligence has experienced significant growth in the past two years
AI Tokens are digital currencies designed to power AI -Based projects, such  as decentralized AI market places, AI -Powered portfolio management and many more.

[Sayeds56]

HERE ARE SOME CRYPTO NARRATIVES THAT MADE WAVES IN THE CRYPTO MARKET

1. LIQUID STAKING DERIVATIVES $LSDs
$LSDs have always been a strong narratives and will always be.
Liquid staking derivatives (LSDs) are cryptocurrencies issued by liquid staking platforms, allowing stakers a means to unlock their illiquid-staked assets and generate more yield.

2. REAL WORLD ASSETS; For me, this is going to be one of the top driving narratives in the next bull run
#RWA are assets that exist in the physical world or off-chain but are tokenized and transferred on- chain to act as a source of yield in DeFi.
examples include, Real Estate, Bonds, etc.

3. Another trending narrative is TELEGRAM BOTS
In 2023, there was also a rise in TELEGRAM crypto trading bots
They offer users convenience and efficiency when it comes to executing trades
this narratives is still making lots of waves.

4. CHINESE TOKENS
The chinese digital assets first made waves back in 2011 when china's first crypto exchange, BTC China (BTCC), was launched.
Though they experienced setbacks in 2017, in 2023 china eliminated its zero covid policy and injected 600B yuan into its economy.

5. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: Artificial intelligence has experienced significant growth in the past two years
AI Tokens are digital currencies designed to power AI -Based projects, such  as decentralized AI market places, AI -Powered portfolio management and many more.

Certainly, these narratives in the crypto markets are interesting, particularly tokenization of Real World Assets (RWA), this could be potentially the theme of next bull run. It reflect the ongoing innovation and development in crypto space. However, I think the most prominent narrative which keeps attracting substantial attention in social media is the significant interest of major financial institution like BlackRock in pursuing regulatory approval seek approval for the issuance of Bitcoin ETF for spot markets of crypto currencies.

[Bureau]

Certainly, these narratives in the crypto markets are interesting, particularly tokenization of Real World Assets (RWA), this could be potentially the theme of next bull run. It reflect the ongoing innovation and development in crypto space. However, I think the most prominent narrative which keeps attracting substantial attention in social media is the significant interest of major financial institution like BlackRock in pursuing regulatory approval seek approval for the issuance of Bitcoin ETF for spot markets of crypto currencies.

Tokenization of the Real World Assets have only ventured into the NFT space. I feel it is slowly becoming saturated and I feel the upward trend that it had is now slowly dieing down. There next would be financial institution venturing into the cryptocurrency market through spot ETF of Bitcoin. Other cryptocurrency like Ethereum after Bitcoin would be in their mind. The next bull run would be because of ETFs and Bitcoin halving.

[Sayeds56]

Certainly, these narratives in the crypto markets are interesting, particularly tokenization of Real World Assets (RWA), this could be potentially the theme of next bull run. It reflect the ongoing innovation and development in crypto space. However, I think the most prominent narrative which keeps attracting substantial attention in social media is the significant interest of major financial institution like BlackRock in pursuing regulatory approval seek approval for the issuance of Bitcoin ETF for spot markets of crypto currencies.

Tokenization of the Real World Assets have only ventured into the NFT space. I feel it is slowly becoming saturated and I feel the upward trend that it had is now slowly dieing down. There next would be financial institution venturing into the cryptocurrency market through spot ETF of Bitcoin. Other cryptocurrency like Ethereum after Bitcoin would be in their mind. The next bull run would be because of ETFs and Bitcoin halving.

Tokenization of the Real World Asset is indeed experiencing sluggish pace nowadays, but it is likely to regain momentum once the potential of this sector is recognized by the prominent investors. I agree with your perspective that next bull run is likely to be driven by institutional involvement in cryto currencies, specially once they obtain regulatory approvals from Security and Exchange Commission (SEC), that is likely to materialize in 2024. It is worth recalling  that bull run of 2021 was largely sparked by the involvement of MicroStretegy company in crypto currencies.

[Tytanowy Janusz]

2. REAL WORLD ASSETS; For me, this is going to be one of the top driving narratives in the next bull run
#RWA are assets that exist in the physical world or off-chain but are tokenized and transferred on- chain to act as a source of yield in DeFi.
examples include, Real Estate, Bonds, etc.

I have been familiar with this topic for at least 6 years and I already know countless people who, excited by this technology, joined projects that were supposed to deliver it. Unfortunately, the ending was always the same. The project hit the legislative wall, the hype faded, investors left and friends were left with a bag of worthless shitcoins. I'm afraid that Wall Street won't give up here and won't let the crypto boys take too much of the pie

3. Another trending narrative is TELEGRAM BOTS
In 2023, there was also a rise in TELEGRAM crypto trading bots
They offer users convenience and efficiency when it comes to executing trades
this narratives is still making lots of waves.

Its much much easier just use exchange app or dex from trust wallet.

[DapanasFruit]

Of the five narrative or trends presented here, I am particularly interested with RWA and AI. Real world assets (RWA) are entering the DeFi and crypto space via tokenization and some people believe that this is going to be explosive as here we are really talking of real business with real revenues and most of them have already a good track record in the real world. Now, with AI, there is no stopping it from being a universal influence that can surely affect many people and industries...and this is only the beginning as more and more applications of AI will be added to the market in the coming years.

[bluebit25]

I have been familiar with this topic for at least 6 years and I already know countless people who, excited by this technology, joined projects that were supposed to deliver it. Unfortunately, the ending was always the same. The project hit the legislative wall, the hype faded, investors left and friends were left with a bag of worthless shitcoins. I'm afraid that Wall Street won't give up here and won't let the crypto boys take too much of the pie

The issue of legal corridors in this market has never really been clear, and over time we all want recognition from old traditional fields in this market.
Obviously, the historical context meant that many people didn't really think that such a combination would work, but as time goes on, we're seeing more and more leading companies joining the blockchain industry. Perhaps this is obvious when people understand more about it, and at present, perhaps the perception of this market as well as its scale have changed a lot in a positive direction, but we still have difficulties forced by law.

[Tytanowy Janusz]

The issue of legal corridors in this market has never really been clear, and over time we all want recognition from old traditional fields in this market.
Obviously, the historical context meant that many people didn't really think that such a combination would work, but as time goes on, we're seeing more and more leading companies joining the blockchain industry. Perhaps this is obvious when people understand more about it, and at present, perhaps the perception of this market as well as its scale have changed a lot in a positive direction, but we still have difficulties forced by law.

Currently, there has been talk of a bitcoin ETF for years. Something so prosaic and banal in its construction that it is hard to imagine that the SEC could ponder over it for years. BUSD was withdrawn because the SEC considered it a security even though it did not meet any of the Howey test criteria. BUSD is a stablecoin and not "an investment product that is purchased to make profits". we know it, the SEC pretends they don't. So don't be surprised that I am skeptical that in the next 5 years it will be possible to legislatively push through something as large and complicated as shares in a skyscraper in New York in the form of an etherum token, all thanks to some small project that has just released its token to obtain financing.

[Sayeds56]

The issue of legal corridors in this market has never really been clear, and over time we all want recognition from old traditional fields in this market.
Obviously, the historical context meant that many people didn't really think that such a combination would work, but as time goes on, we're seeing more and more leading companies joining the blockchain industry. Perhaps this is obvious when people understand more about it, and at present, perhaps the perception of this market as well as its scale have changed a lot in a positive direction, but we still have difficulties forced by law.

It is crucial to recognize that block chain and crypto currencies are still in evolution phase, despite the fact that they have made tremendous progress since its inception. Consequently,the regulatory authorities face complex task to interrogating them into a legal framework without compromising the interest of general public and promoting the consistent advancement of this emerging technology. Therefore, it is essential for us to exercise patience and grant reasonable timeframe to regulatory authorities to embrace this fast developing industry.

[bluebit25]

Currently, there has been talk of a bitcoin ETF for years. Something so prosaic and banal in its construction that it is hard to imagine that the SEC could ponder over it for years. BUSD was withdrawn because the SEC considered it a security even though it did not meet any of the Howey test criteria. BUSD is a stablecoin and not "an investment product that is purchased to make profits". we know it, the SEC pretends they don't. So don't be surprised that I am skeptical that in the next 5 years it will be possible to legislatively push through something as large and complicated as shares in a skyscraper in New York in the form of an etherum token, all thanks to some small project that has just released its token to obtain financing.

You remind me of a time in the past in this market when influence was independent of regulators, but in recent times I've seen people trying to dictate different metrics. The influence of the US economy, as well as many issues from the SEC, are affecting this market. I have had some arguments with friends about the fact that the SEC is not a judge and that bitcoin or crypto need to operate independently. Many of us are easily panicked/excited by what they say, that's ridiculous.
I have quite humorous fantasies about how one day, a regulatory agency from China or Russia will speak up about accepting and supporting crypto development, and everyone will look at the SEC with which eyes?

[Bushdark]

Some of the past naratives are just quite impressive and they have really made impact in the market making some investors to cash out big in the market by maximizing opportunity to invest. Trend is one thing we need to keep our eye on so that we can earn from the market than reluctantly avoiding trend or becoming an antagonist because we are not in support of the tend. There are some investors who are still against meme projects, NFT etc because of reasons best known to them. I believe in trend and we should not miss out investment in trendy projects and also know when to opt out.

[Sophokles]

LSD, RWA, AI and Web3 are some real deals for the future. These narratives have a strong use case in the industry and real world, though there aren't too many projects in these categories except web3. Telegram bots and Chinese coins were trending for sometimes but these narratives were for short term and weren't that hyped out. Most of these narratives are somehow connected with DeFi so i think layer 2 solution is also a trending category that we should keep an eye on. There is something we should keep in mind that an unfavorable regulation from SEC for any of these narratives can heavily affect them. Even they can be ignored by investors and i am especially concerned about the RWA project because it can be targeted by the SEC due to its connection with real world assets.

[digital.empire]

HERE ARE SOME CRYPTO NARRATIVES THAT MADE WAVES IN THE CRYPTO MARKET

1. LIQUID STAKING DERIVATIVES $LSDs
$LSDs have always been a strong narratives and will always be.
Liquid staking derivatives (LSDs) are cryptocurrencies issued by liquid staking platforms, allowing stakers a means to unlock their illiquid-staked assets and generate more yield.

2. REAL WORLD ASSETS; For me, this is going to be one of the top driving narratives in the next bull run
#RWA are assets that exist in the physical world or off-chain but are tokenized and transferred on- chain to act as a source of yield in DeFi.
examples include, Real Estate, Bonds, etc.

3. Another trending narrative is TELEGRAM BOTS
In 2023, there was also a rise in TELEGRAM crypto trading bots
They offer users convenience and efficiency when it comes to executing trades
this narratives is still making lots of waves.

4. CHINESE TOKENS
The chinese digital assets first made waves back in 2011 when china's first crypto exchange, BTC China (BTCC), was launched.
Though they experienced setbacks in 2017, in 2023 china eliminated its zero covid policy and injected 600B yuan into its economy.

5. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: Artificial intelligence has experienced significant growth in the past two years
AI Tokens are digital currencies designed to power AI -Based projects, such  as decentralized AI market places, AI -Powered portfolio management and many more.

Yes, this sounds about right. Not sure about Chinese Tokens though. But the rest seem the way to go. Have a look into $Aimbot, this comes under both 3. Telegram crypto trading Bots & 5. Artificial intelligence. Curious to know what others thoughts on it is as well (full disclosure I have a shift large portion of my portfolio into it).

For 1. Liquid Staking Derivatives have a look into Eigen Layer. Eigenlayer is pioneering a new primitive called superfluid staking, which reverses the order of liquid staking by modifying the core consensus protocol, thus enabling the staking of liquidity provisioning (LP) tokens through a middleware platform like Eigenlayer.

[o48o]

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2. REAL WORLD ASSETS; For me, this is going to be one of the top driving narratives in the next bull run
#RWA are assets that exist in the physical world or off-chain but are tokenized and transferred on- chain to act as a source of yield in DeFi.
examples include, Real Estate, Bonds, etc.
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There have been others. All it takes is a right name when something happens in the world and your coin or token happens to have same name, people are going to buy it. Or maybe they are bots. Not sure.

But RWAs supposed to be a thing at last bullrun already. Suitable tech for it just doesn't really exist so that blockchain solution would make sense. It needs to be a system that requires no previous skills with blockchain tech in order to bring adoption. And then there are id/ownership rights problem with permissionless tokens because holding a token is not a legal contract.

Working tech doesn't yet exist and frankly i don't see it getting finished for next bullrun. And selling synthetics wouldn't be anything new. Or even anything desirable.

3. Another trending narrative is TELEGRAM BOTS
In 2023, there was also a rise in TELEGRAM crypto trading bots
They offer users convenience and efficiency when it comes to executing trades
this narratives is still making lots of waves.

These have existed for a long time, and they are not really narrative, just a way to exchange tokens. Frankly i don't see anything new in it. It just a centralized swap that opens new ways to scam people.

[passwordnow]

3. Another trending narrative is TELEGRAM BOTS
In 2023, there was also a rise in TELEGRAM crypto trading bots
They offer users convenience and efficiency when it comes to executing trades
this narratives is still making lots of waves.

I'll avoid going on with these trading telegram bots. I have seen people complain that they've been hacked and what not and that's probably to the software that they need to connect and log in to their wallets. This happens most of the time and I don't think that you'll ever see me use this because I am a paranoid guy and trying to be safe with such. Convenience over security, I'd choose security.

That's much better preference and there are already the actual exchange where you don't need to go through such third party platforms that you can't even go to them and ask for help. That's why it's better to trade either on legitimate dex and cex for your peace of mind. This platform may be new to the most but I won't really indulge into them.

[Sayeds56]

I'll avoid going on with these trading telegram bots. I have seen people complain that they've been hacked and what not and that's probably to the software that they need to connect and log in to their wallets. This happens most of the time and I don't think that you'll ever see me use this because I am a paranoid guy and trying to be safe with such. Convenience over security, I'd choose security.

That's much better preference and there are already the actual exchange where you don't need to go through such third party platforms that you can't even go to them and ask for help. That's why it's better to trade either on legitimate dex and cex for your peace of mind. This platform may be new to the most but I won't really indulge into them.

I completely agree with your perspective to prefer security over convenience when it comes to investing or trading in cryptocurrencies, as this is relatively new industry and security standards are still evolving. Therefore, If an individual in interested in using bots for trading purpose, it is advisable to do so on platform of any well-established exchanges like Binance or Kucoin for this purpose, rather than using services of third party and put your assets on risk. It would be prudent choice to use such platform to mitigate risk associated with third party services.

[passwordnow]

I'll avoid going on with these trading telegram bots. I have seen people complain that they've been hacked and what not and that's probably to the software that they need to connect and log in to their wallets. This happens most of the time and I don't think that you'll ever see me use this because I am a paranoid guy and trying to be safe with such. Convenience over security, I'd choose security.

That's much better preference and there are already the actual exchange where you don't need to go through such third party platforms that you can't even go to them and ask for help. That's why it's better to trade either on legitimate dex and cex for your peace of mind. This platform may be new to the most but I won't really indulge into them.

I completely agree with your perspective to prefer security over convenience when it comes to investing or trading in cryptocurrencies, as this is relatively new industry and security standards are still evolving. Therefore, If an individual in interested in using bots for trading purpose, it is advisable to do so on platform of any well-established exchanges like Binance or Kucoin for this purpose, rather than using services of third party and put your assets on risk. It would be prudent choice to use such platform to mitigate risk associated with third party services.

Just do your trades with genuine exchanges whether they are centralized exchanges or decentralized. The important thing is the credibility and the reputation that they have. We see nowadays a lot of things can be developed through Telegram and I think that they're upgrading as well as part of their roadmap since they also have their own token. But if it's about this matter, I'll avoid them.

You can name a lot of exchanges that has good reputations and I'm not yet willing to try new things like this. I've seen some about casinos that are on telegram but I wouldn't also going to try them because for some reasons, I just don't know how it works if it's a thing already.
So, as long as there's an involvement of money using these bots on telegram, I'm off with them. But no doubt if it's just about communication and stuff, that's all about Telegram is done for.

[Sophokles]

I'll avoid going on with these trading telegram bots. I have seen people complain that they've been hacked and what not and that's probably to the software that they need to connect and log in to their wallets. This happens most of the time and I don't think that you'll ever see me use this because I am a paranoid guy and trying to be safe with such. Convenience over security, I'd choose security.

That's much better preference and there are already the actual exchange where you don't need to go through such third party platforms that you can't even go to them and ask for help. That's why it's better to trade either on legitimate dex and cex for your peace of mind. This platform may be new to the most but I won't really indulge into them.

I completely agree with your perspective to prefer security over convenience when it comes to investing or trading in cryptocurrencies, as this is relatively new industry and security standards are still evolving. Therefore, If an individual in interested in using bots for trading purpose, it is advisable to do so on platform of any well-established exchanges like Binance or Kucoin for this purpose, rather than using services of third party and put your assets on risk. It would be prudent choice to use such platform to mitigate risk associated with third party services.

Just do your trades with genuine exchanges whether they are centralized exchanges or decentralized. The important thing is the credibility and the reputation that they have. We see nowadays a lot of things can be developed through Telegram and I think that they're upgrading as well as part of their roadmap since they also have their own token. But if it's about this matter, I'll avoid them.

You can name a lot of exchanges that has good reputations and I'm not yet willing to try new things like this. I've seen some about casinos that are on telegram but I wouldn't also going to try them because for some reasons, I just don't know how it works if it's a thing already.
So, as long as there's an involvement of money using these bots on telegram, I'm off with them. But no doubt if it's just about communication and stuff, that's all about Telegram is done for.

Who will trust an exchange that is based on telegram because it is not safe to give your cryptos custody to a telegram bot that can even handle a few millions of dollars worth of transactions? They can be good for scalping and small transactions but on a larger scale this telegram exchange bot even can not compete with lower tire crypto exchanges. What i am seeing is only hype about the Telegram bot project due to telegrams upcoming announcement about their roadmap. Some telegram bots I saw providing MVE services that can be used in dex especially if you are a regular dex user. Sudden dumps in the pair can be tracked and used for instant buys in that range. 

Also there is a risk that these telegram exchange services can be used by scammers to promote fake exchange projects because there isn't much information available for most of those bot and they can easily be removed by the owner of that bot. Telegram based exchange bots are not very practical solutions that we can see.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Well for me lsdfi, bot tokens, and AI tokens have been resurfacing a lot of times in the market. Well Im not sure what would trigger the market but you lack in the list the always on the go memecoins which always come back at different forms. Even though they arent that much theres always a leader on the lead that will comes out that helps in the growth of market.

[passwordnow]

Just do your trades with genuine exchanges whether they are centralized exchanges or decentralized. The important thing is the credibility and the reputation that they have. We see nowadays a lot of things can be developed through Telegram and I think that they're upgrading as well as part of their roadmap since they also have their own token. But if it's about this matter, I'll avoid them.

You can name a lot of exchanges that has good reputations and I'm not yet willing to try new things like this. I've seen some about casinos that are on telegram but I wouldn't also going to try them because for some reasons, I just don't know how it works if it's a thing already.
So, as long as there's an involvement of money using these bots on telegram, I'm off with them. But no doubt if it's just about communication and stuff, that's all about Telegram is done for.

Who will trust an exchange that is based on telegram because it is not safe to give your cryptos custody to a telegram bot that can even handle a few millions of dollars worth of transactions? They can be good for scalping and small transactions but on a larger scale this telegram exchange bot even can not compete with lower tire crypto exchanges. What i am seeing is only hype about the Telegram bot project due to telegrams upcoming announcement about their roadmap. Some telegram bots I saw providing MVE services that can be used in dex especially if you are a regular dex user. Sudden dumps in the pair can be tracked and used for instant buys in that range. 

Maybe OP since he's the one who suggested and maybe he has used it already or he advocates the usage of it.

Also there is a risk that these telegram exchange services can be used by scammers to promote fake exchange projects because there isn't much information available for most of those bot and they can easily be removed by the owner of that bot. Telegram based exchange bots are not very practical solutions that we can see.

Yeah, usually with these exchanges that are found they are not strict with listing. So if it's just a type like it's a dex, then everything is on there and everyone is more prone to the scam listings and tokens that will be there. And aside from the security measures that you're likely to connect the wallet you use like meta mask or so, the chances of you being scammed is high when you're not researching and you just keep with the flow just as what these people telling that there's a hype and trend on it where in fact that there's none.