It's easy to tag along with Bitcoin or Solana because they're huge, they're more established and they have more guarantee of long term success (especially Bitcoin).
But with low risk always accompanies low reward. Bitcoin is a Trillion Dollar Market Cap crypto. How high can this market cap be in 15 years? Maybe 20 Million? BTC will be a $1,000,000. But what return would that give you? A 15x - 20x.
Now that's not bad, certainly still good.
But what if Ice succeeds? It has a market cap of 30 Million. That means that if Ice got to just a market cap of 1 Trillion you're looking at over 30,000x return.
Let that sink in. If Bitcoin goes from 1.2 Trillion Market Cap to 20 Trillion Market Cap, the market cap grows by nearly 19 trillion, and that's less than a 20x.
But if Ice goes from a $60 Million Market Cap to just 1 Trillion market cap the market cap only grows by less than 1 trillion, but your return is over 30,000x.
Few wanted to buy Bitcoin when it was $1. Now it's at $60,000+ and everyone wants to buy. Few are interested in Ice at $0.005. But when it reaches $100 now everyone will want to buy. It's human nature to draw to what's bigger and stable. But fortune only favors the brave. Bitcoin is too big to fail, it doesnt need anyone anymore, it's grown, mature and it is humans that need it. And thus for that reason the returns it gives are not unbelievably ridiculous anymore.
Although Crypto is just a machine, you can apply anthropomorphism to it. When a project is young it cannot give you guarantee or stability, but what it can give you is a promise of unlimited potential. Everyone wants to be friends with the rich person, but rich people don't need friends, they're already rich. It's the ordinary person you befriended before they made it big do you real an incredible reward.
Keep HODLing, wealth awaits us. Ice will capitalize on the untapped trillion dollar market of the "Tap-to-Mine" protocol.
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