$SODAX
Sudden SpikeSnapshot Window: 2026-07-20 17:00 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview
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The terms "bull run" and "utility bull run" are often used interchangeably, almost as though they're describing the same thing. They aren't. They're fundamentally different market environments driven by completely different forces. We've had crypto bull runs. We haven't had a [Spoken audio]: Now coming back to the topic of utility and bull runs, this is where I think the confusion really comes up around utility bull runs. This is where it begins. A utility driven bull run would be something very different. It would represent a much different phase in the evolution of this entire industry. So instead of price appreciation being driven primarily by investors just speculating or investing based on future price or future adoption, demand would increasingly come from actual usage of the digital assets and the networks themselves. So businesses, financial institutions, governments, payment providers, and other participants in marketplace would not be acquiring digital assets simply because they believe the price is going to increase tomorrow. Instead, they would be acquiring them because they serve a very practical and specific purpose within an ecosystem. They would need these assets in order to facilitate transactions, tokenize value, access liquidity, settle value, interact with financial infrastructure or simply just utilize specific network capabilities within that ecosystem so that they could stay ahead in the new financial system.
