The Lindy Effect Is Pumping Old Crypto Projects
TL;DR
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The Lindy Impact is in full swing — NEO (2014) is up 33.5% in 24hrs, VeChain (2015) is up 185% in 6 months, and LoopRing (2017) moved +230% between Oct. and Mar.
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So, just a few years again, we thought we’d concocted this magical idea that was hyper related to crypto.
The thought went one thing like this:
If a cryptocurrency has a considerably profitable bull run, and goes on to outlive the next bear market — with out:
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Completely cratering to close zero
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Dropping any/all believable progress narratives (nonetheless skinny they might be)
…then there’s a very good probability it’s going to rebound within the subsequent bull run — hell, it would even return to its earlier all time highs!
Nicely, seems our idea ain’t an unique idea — it’s what’s often called the Lindy Impact — which mainly means, the longer one thing (normally a enterprise) has existed/survived, the more durable it’s to kill.
(Simply have a look at IBM).
And the Lindy Impact is in full swing for some older, much less recognized crypto tasks of late…
Test this out:
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NEO (launched in 2014) is up 33.5% within the final 24 hours.
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VeChain (launched 2015) is up 185% up to now 6 months.
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LoopRing (launched 2017) rallied 230% between Oct. and Mar.
Now, this isn’t an endorsement on any of these tasks (although we do maintain a few of them) — it’s extra to say:
Simply trigger a undertaking isn’t the hot-new-thing everybody on Twitter/X is speaking about, doesn’t imply it could actually’t nonetheless run.
