Chris Burniske, co-founder of Placeholder, believes that cryptocurrency has moved past its early days of big dreams and is now entering a new phase focused on real-world applications and scaling up. He suggests that the most important uses for blockchain technology, such as global savings and low-fee transactions, will take time to develop and the infrastructure still needs work. Burniske acknowledges the hard work that has been done in the crypto space, but believes that the next challenge will be about scaling and making these technologies a standard part of daily life. Similarly, a crypto asset manager describes the current market sentiment as uncertain, with many crypto traders feeling lost and waiting for the next big boost.



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