This is our Q3 2024 quarterly investment outlook, a report from our Sygnum investment research.
Report highlights:
- Token supply and demand trends are dominating the major tokens currently, with the launch of and fresh demand for ETFs in the US, as well as concern about supply from bankruptcy estates and governments.
- The news on the US political and regulatory front is increasingly positive, with no action letters from the SEC in long-standing lawsuits recently, and rulings that have substantially reduced the risk of proof-of-stake cryptocurrencies being classed as securities.
- Solana continues to stand out with transaction and revenue growth, however, a lot of this is fuelled by memecoins on Solana.
- The market places a premium on real user traction – such as Telegram-related tokens’ (such as Toncoin and Notcoin) access to a 900m user base or the genuine demand growth for rendering services.
- An exception to this is the Layer 2 scalability sector, where strong transaction volume growth has not translated into positive performance for the tokens as a lot of value leaks to projects with no token, new token launches in the sector, and dilution from large unlocks.
- Despite the “hot narratives” of SocialFi and AI, the token prices of these projects are struggling as the market remains unconvinced that the right business models have been found to fuel significant user traction.
- The trend for RWA tokenisation, however, attracts high valuations for related projects as a substantial push and investment by large institutions raise hopes of breakthrough user growth.
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