The market value of Bitcoin still only accounts for one-tenth of gold, and on-chain users make up far less than 1% of the global population. The United States has yet to pass any cryptocurrency-related laws, and no major central bank in the world holds crypto assets.
And add, "Welcome to the world of cryptocurrency, starting from here, there will be countless changes waiting for you to participate and to write history."
The moat is just a war of words; one should ask oneself "How to defend against" competitors?
In another article discussing the competitiveness of crypto startups, Haseeb made a pointed observation: "Most products simply do not have a moat (moat) of this kind. Aside from the rare exceptions like traditional companies Google or Salesforce, for most crypto entrepreneurs, instead of pursuing an illusory 'barrier', it is better to ask themselves: 'How does this product defend against competition?'"
He pointed out that what really makes a product continue to occupy the market is often:
Continuous innovation and rapid feature rollout
More flexible pricing strategy
Stronger execution efficiency
More precise aesthetics and decision-making judgment
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The market value of Bitcoin still only accounts for one-tenth of gold, and on-chain users make up far less than 1% of the global population. The United States has yet to pass any cryptocurrency-related laws, and no major central bank in the world holds crypto assets.
And add, "Welcome to the world of cryptocurrency, starting from here, there will be countless changes waiting for you to participate and to write history."
The moat is just a war of words; one should ask oneself "How to defend against" competitors?
In another article discussing the competitiveness of crypto startups, Haseeb made a pointed observation: "Most products simply do not have a moat (moat) of this kind. Aside from the rare exceptions like traditional companies Google or Salesforce, for most crypto entrepreneurs, instead of pursuing an illusory 'barrier', it is better to ask themselves: 'How does this product defend against competition?'"
He pointed out that what really makes a product continue to occupy the market is often:
Continuous innovation and rapid feature rollout
More flexible pricing strategy
Stronger execution efficiency
More precise aesthetics and decision-making judgment