The world's first stock exchange, the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, indeed dates back to 1602, established by the Dutch East India Company. While it is a fascinating detail that financial activities often took place in informal settings like coffee shops, the exchange itself was more formally structured over time, evolving into a central place for trading shares. This innovation laid the groundwork for modern financial markets.
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However, after the 2016 halving, I became more intrigued by the fact that all Bitcoin gains are concentrated around halvings (red). I based my 2019 Stock-to-Flow (S2F) thesis (white line) on it. The 2020 halving confirmed that pattern! Looking forward to the 2024 halving🤞
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Certainly: AIXBT sees a drop in market cap (-10.2%) despite a continued rise in mindshare (+0.54%), consistent with market pullback. AI16Z experiences a 5.7% decline in market cap, while mindshare stabilizes. Developer engagement, refined tokenomics, and its upcoming launchpad maintain strong community interest. Virtuals records a marginal dip in market cap (-2.3%), with mindshare slipping slightly as infrastructure plays face competition. Fartcoin continues its increase in mindshare (+0.41%), but drops -2.6% in market cap, reflecting the fragile balance between memetics and utility.
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