Svmuu News: Haseeb, Managing Partner at Dragonfly, stated on X that the crypto industry is not currently moving toward the middle. He noted that while some people are leaving the industry, this actually serves as a form of natural selection—a healthy phenomenon similar to the normal shakeout that followed the bursting of the early tech bubble. Those who remain are the ones who truly believe in long-term value; while this may cause short-term pain, it will ultimately be beneficial in the long run.
Haseeb added that he remains bullish on ETH and SOL, believing both have a tremendous future. He noted that crypto is essentially an extension of technology and the internet, and that in the future, it will change the world just as the internet has.
Dragonfly Managing Partner: Remains Bullish on ETH and SOL
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