@EnergyB0x 2 August 2021 more from that month

Let's distinguish clearly "value" coins from "use case" coins and tokens. The first category has a value related to cryptography and to preservation ability: if you're secured I put my money inside, then market will decide the price. Use case coins and tokens are strictly joint to a web/financial/other kind service wich compete with other similar services. In my job I've at least 4 different ways to access by remote my pc: 2 are perfect, 1 is very bad and the other does not work at all. Use case coins and tokens have an added value deriving from software engeneering, and it could create a so high value that decoupling from big ones price (for example BTC) could happen. On the contrary it's very unprobable that a "value" coin could decouple from BTC price, because there's no reason for the market. More the market will be mature, more these dynamics will get clear. Multichain and crosschain will mitigate this effect, because the relationships between different coins will be stricter, but if multichain will become another field of competition (above all in cyber security) it'll bring other decoupling reasons, above all among competing coins and tokens.