DOGE. PEPE. AI altcoins. Every now and then a memecoin explodes into the stratosphere, and we’re all left wondering how exactly it all happens. We sat down with the top execs at crypto exchange BTSE to get to the bottom of it. CEO Henry Liu and COO Jeff Mei gave us their honest perspectives on the hype and hope behind the fear and greed that drives markets, whether that’s crypto, commodities, or plain old fiat currencies. TLDR – Henry and Jeff believe ‘retailization’ is an inevitability for the crypto industry, and share insights from BTSE’s recent FUD & FOMO report.
Interview with Henry Liu, CEO of BTSE and Jeff Mei, COO of BTSE
Q: To get us started, you’ve often said that ‘Retailization’ is here to stay. Can you dig into that, what does that mean?
Henry:
Sure. We’ve always said the retail adoption of cryptocurrencies and the wider Web3 world is an inevitability. “Retailization”, it’s this idea that everyday retail usage of crypto is growing, that Web3 is getting more mainstream. The industry has hit some pretty big pitfalls along the way – and there’s no need to name names here – but we still don’t see that ultimate destination changing at all. Maybe just the time horizon, until we see crypto actually integrated seamlessly into daily life around the world.
Jeff:
Right. Even though the doubters got louder during this crypto winter, and got a larger share of the headlines, we’ve seen that negativity completely blindsided by the FOMO rallies for PEPE and AI altcoins, etc. There will always be this sort
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