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0/ Predictions for 2021:
(This is not investment advice, or any other type of advice. DYOR)

1/ #ETH hits new ATH(s).

2/ #Bitcoin breaks $55K; but BTC YE2021 close is < $30K.
wins!

3/ > 3 billion-dollar crypto IPOs successfully occur (eg CoinBase, BlockFi, et al).

4/ @SBF_Alameda’s ‘off-chain BTC folding’ strategy goes unnoticed; whole crypto ecosystem wins!

5/ @jpmorgan @Citibank @GoldmanSachs begin to spec @compoundfinance-like platforms for CBDC cross-FX & borrowing/lending.

6/ Meta-aggregators like @iearnfinance @yaxis_project @Harvest_finance become mainstream and pave retail’s DeFi entry.

7/ @AndreCronjeTech absorbs more projects; mixed success continues.

8/ @SergeyNazarov bequeaths a non-profit Chainlink oracle to @YFlinkio for #Linkswap— $1500/YFL floor is set.

9/ @CurveFinance looses market leadership of stable coin swaps to @1inchExchange; 1inch may be further unseated; 🤷🏼‍♂️.

10/ Biden = good for crypto.

11/ @Harvest_finance allocates >20% of weekly “strategic reserve” to $GRAIN/$FARM liquidity providers. Or not and 20% TVL disappears.

12/ @Keeper_DAO‘s $ROOK is used for something interesting.

13/ #Banksy & other mainstream artists enter the crypto art NFT space. TRUE degeneracy ensues.

14/ @BadgerDAO’s $BADGER never < $3; $DIGG becomes $AMPL for BTC Maxis.

15/ We the knights of 0x_b1 will continue to tirelessly work to accelerate the real world applicability of DeFi in ways we think we can.
Externalities, people.

16/ DYOR. Never forget: DeFi is Degen.

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