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The Shiba Inu team is drawing attention to the long-term value of BONE, Shibarium’s gas token, despite the recent setbacks it has experienced in the market. Lucie, a Shiba Inu content marketer, sought to reassure investors by comparing BONE with Cardano (ADA) and XRP, two cryptocurrencies that first experienced prolonged periods of stagnation before recording humongous price hikes. Lucie’s statement brings attention to a recurring pattern in crypto markets: Early-stage assets often undergo prolonged periods of minimal price movement before gaining significant traction. Cardano (ADA) entered the market in 2017, debuting with a humble valuation of $600 million and a token value of only $0.02. Its price action was initially slow, but as time passed, Cardano picked up massive adoption. Current market figures now place ADA at $23.43 billion, which is a testament to its long-term growth path. Likewise, XRP joined the crypto market in 2012, initially being traded at about $0.10 per token. The Ripple token, however, went through several lows, with its price even dropping to an all-time low of $0.0028. In spite of the slow beginning, XRP later gained momentum, hitting a market capitalization of $135.71 billion today, with its price at $2.34. These past examples prove that initial stagnation is not a sign of failure. Rather, they underscore the way that patience and embrace can fuel major long-term advantages for cryptocurrencies that have solid fundamentals. Currently, BONE is available at $0.2449 with its market capitalization standing at about $56.32 million. The price of the token in the last 24 hours declined by 9.87% while its performance over the past week indicates a 4.74% loss. The market volatility has become a cause for concern among the investors, yet Lucie holds a positive attitude towards its future prospects. Shibarium, the Layer-2 blockchain with BONE as its gas fee token, is slowly on the rise. While adoption was slower than anticipated, growth can be a driver of future price recovery for BONE. The token’s usage within the Shiba Inu ecosystem is still a strong consideration that may drive higher demand in the long run. It’s important to note that Lucie’s comparison of BONE, Cardano, and XRP brings out an important investment strategy in crypto. It’s recognizing underpriced assets with good fundamentals before they are universally accepted. She emphasizes that though BONE’s performance right now might not look promising, history shows that long-term investors of good projects usually reap significant benefits. As reported earlier, in order to boost BONE use cases, Shiba Inu also launched the WHY combinator. Although opinions on the future of BONE vary, Lucie’s comments affirm that patience in the market has always paid off for investors who have faith in a project’s long-term vision. If BONE is to take a path similar to Cardano or XRP, it might end up being a top asset in the crypto market.

Emin Mahrt, a German-Turkish software entrepreneur, has made his impact in a variety of areas, including independent media and blockchain technology. Born in Berlin from a German-Austrian mother working as a social worker and a Turkish immigrant father who was a film producer, Emin’s life path has been vibrant and creative. Following his IT and political degree, Emin chose to spend two years living in Hong Kong . This Asian trip let him see things from fresh angles. He started “Proud,” an independent journal emphasizing sociopolitical concerns, after he got back to Berlin. Apart from printing more than thirty issues with a total circulation of 1.5 million copies, the magazine has been acknowledged by the Association of German Journalists (DFJV) for its cultural influence. Now housed in the German National Library, “Proud” reflects its major influence on the space of independent media. Not content to live only in the media industry, Emin entered the technology industry, starting multiple companies. He started ‘Dropspot,’ a location-based news tool, in 2012 with Axel Springer SE’s sponsorship. Then, in 2014, he created ‘Abend,’ an ad-tech and mobile event ticketing tool that attracted Series A funding and was finally sold in 2016. But the major turning point in his career came in 2016 when he chose to concentrate on blockchain and Bitcoin evolution. This decision brought him to be Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Product Officer (CPO) at æternity, a public blockchain initiative housed in Liechtenstein. æternity became the first unicorn of the nation under his direction, valued at more than a billion dollars. Emin also serves as a board member at the æternity crypto foundation, a non-profit organization focused on the development of open-source blockchain technology. Not stopping in the tech industry, Emin debuted ‘Two Eyes London,’ a mask-centric fashion jewelry company, in 2021. Furthermore, under active participation is a Berlin real estate development project in 2022. Most recently, Emin opened ‘Why Not Limited,’ a nightclub meant to be a venue for social events, music, and culture meeting. In a Medium piece, he expressed his opinions on the value of community and how nightclubs may serve as gathering places for constructive social events. The path Emin Mahrt follows shows a creative stance and the bravery to explore other business fectors. From independent media to blockchain technology, fashion, and real estate, he keeps showing that, given a clear vision and determination, constraints are simply illusions. Whatever their chosen industry, his journey encourages many to dare to dream and bring it to pass.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has praised former President Donald Trump’s proposal to create a government-backed digital asset reserve, which includes XRP, calling it a potential turning point for the cryptocurrency sector. In a tweet on Sunday, Garlinghouse expressed optimism that the initiative could signal a shift in the industry, moving away from the regulatory hurdles that have long impeded its growth. “I’ve said this before: the crypto industry will achieve its goals, and beyond, if we work together,” Garlinghouse stated, referencing Trump’s vision of making the U.S. the “Crypto Capital of the World.” Garlinghouse’s comments even as the U.S. cryptocurrency market continues to grapple with ongoing regulatory challenges, especially as the SEC continues its legal actions against major players in the space, including Ripple, Kraken, and Pulsechain. However, as of March 3, the SEC had dropped cases against Coinbase and ConsenSys and paused proceedings against Binance and Tron while discussions on potential resolutions continue. Despite these developments, the regulatory environment remains tense, especially following former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler’s departure. While Trump’s support for crypto is viewed as a positive sign, the industry still faces challenges due to controversial enforcement policies and a lack of clarity surrounding digital asset regulation. Garlinghouse hoped that Trump’s proposal could help bridge the divide between the government and the crypto sector. “I’m glad to see POTUS recognizing we live in a multichain world and that we’re finally moving past Bill Hinman and the Biden administration’s SEC’s outdated approach,” Garlinghouse added, emphasizing the need for a more modern and comprehensive regulatory framework. The proposal aligns with broader efforts to address the evolving regulatory landscape for digital assets. Under SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce’s leadership, the agency has begun reevaluating its approach to crypto regulation, with some analysts predicting a shift away from the more stringent enforcement practices that marked Gary Gensler’s tenure. Meanwhile, the ongoing legal battle between Ripple and the SEC remains a key focus point within the cryptocurrency industry. While the case has yet to resolve, many experts speculate that the SEC may ultimately choose to drop its charges against Ripple, particularly given the current ambiguity surrounding the application of the Howey Test in determining whether digital assets should be classified as securities. On Sunday, legal analyst Jeremy Hogan suggested that the delay in resolving the case is likely due to the injunction imposed by Judge Torres, which prohibits Ripple from selling its digital assets directly to customers. Hogan noted that while he expects both parties to reach a mutual agreement to dissolve the injunction eventually, the process is complex. This, he explained, could be a key reason why the case may not be resolved until April or May.