At this point, I think you will agree with me that regulation is almost unavoidable.
Crypto will endure, but returns are expected to decline significantly as we encounter future bull markets.
What does regulation have to do with bull market?
There have been hundreds of different shares bull runs, oil bull runs, energy, metals, different commodities have entered a bull market for years even with regulations.
The only thing that will prevent us from having more is the price limitations, you can't really expect Bitcoin to have the same growth and keeping the same price, we'll be running out of money, Bitcoin jumped from 100 to 20000 between 2023 and 2017 but how would a 200x look right now? Bitcoin being worth more than half of the total global wealth? Highly unrealistic!
The Forex market has a daily volume of around $6.6 trillion, but Bitcoin has just $56 billion. If most FX traders switched to Bitcoin, the price would skyrocket.
Volume means nothing when it comes to forex, even with that daily volume do you see fiat currencies skyrocketing? No, because the forex market acts just as an exchange, there is nobody actively buying fiat to store them or to invest in it, it's purely trade! Same for oil , there are some days when more oil is traded in a day on the future exchanges than the global production for the year!
The bull run is now almost at the end and those who expect to profit have made enough profit during this period. And it is not possible to make profit during Bullrun in one day, it is the result of long-term investment
How do you know it is over and why do you think it's not possible?
Bitcoin jumped 7% in one day, if you would have bought last year you would have had a 240% returns right now, if you would have bought 3 years ago you would have only 80%.
Bull runs always favor short term investments!