Why Layoffs may be a good thing for Bitcoin and Crypto SummerQ. “Can layoffs in the Crypto space be what's needed for the next Crypto-Summer and Crypto Boom?”
A. While layoffs are never pleasant for those affected and for the price, I do believe they can have positive effects on the crypto market in the future.
Here are four reasons why:
Reason #1: There are less costs for the companies
Laying off workers can help crypto companies reduce costs. There’ll be less salaries to pay, less incentives, less commissions etc…
And this will allow them to weather the current downturn and emerge stronger when the market eventually recovers.
This cost-cutting could potentially help companies maintain their positions in the market and remain competitive.
Reason #2: They can focus on their core competencies
When companies layoff workers, this can also help companies refocus on what they need to focus on and work on in other departments.
This can help crypto companies streamline their operations and become more efficient, which can improve their chances of success in the long term.
Reason #3: More money for innovation
With the company cutting costs and with the companies able to gain more income, this is good for R&D.
With their research and development they can focus their attention on new innovations and recreations with their current offerings.
And they may be able to acquire new technologies, which will attract new investors to buy, that can help them remain competitive in the market.
Reason #4: Weed out the less needed
The recent layoffs may help weed out weaker, less competitive and less needed workers in the market.
This will also help them gain accountability and provide the current work force with better projects, training and prepare them for a well-run and better positioned future.
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Bitcoin's Probable Wavemap: $113K to $5KWhile Bitcoin's fate is unwritten, considering its historical, all-time price action there are certain signals that we should be able to gather, based solely on its continuous price action. Over the last few months, the wave count for BTC has been a bit muddy at best but should we be where I think we are, the Digital King will be soon on its way towards a new all-time high precisely in the range of $113K (based on BTC's all-inclusive wavemapping).
Though this hypothetical pending pump will be euphoric for many of us retail traders, from where I sit, the unorthodox ATH will amount to nothing more than a sucker's rally. The days of enormous Bitcoin growth are on ice until the current corrective phase finishes. Bitcoin enthusiasts across the world are happy that the downward-swing is signaling the end of the #CryptoWinter. I definitely look forward to the #CryptoSpring as well, but I am not very optimistic that that the mid-term (3-5 years) forecast will result in the bulls favor!
We could see seasonal swings of winter > spring > fall ...
#CryptoWinter = 2021-2022
#CryptoSpring = 2022-2024
#CryptoFall = 2024-2027?
Traders that have numbly relied on the Halvening to be the catalyst for Bitcoin's new growth cycle will likely be in for a rude awakening during the #CryptoFall. If/when Bitcoin Bulls are unable to maintain its current 5 year trend line, its heavy RSI divergence (since February 2021) should/could force a deep, healthy correction. Before Bitcoin is able to achieve more high-rate growth, it must first withstand a very probable, mind-blowing 93% correction from the likely ranges of $113K to $5K.