Stablecoins now constitute a critical $150 billion pillar in the cryptocurrency market.
Bruh, after what happened with UST, I wouldn't talk for a few months about "stable" coins, and certainly not how they are the "pillars" of the cryptocurrency market.
Is this the end of Bitcoin maximalism? Probably not.
When you see that every bitcoin killer to date has ended in the same way, with the best of the best in terms of altcoins being forever in the shadow of bitcoin and never once managing to decouple from the price swings caused by Bitcoin, with all the other hype falling one after the other, from the rise of the first altcoins with different mining algos, then the PoS madness, the Defi hype, the smart contracts, NFT, blockchain games, every single token and altcoin not managing to do anything special and just sticking pump and dumps, it's not about being a bitcoin maximalist anymore.
You want to gamble, you chose altcoins, you want to be somewhat safe in this madness and with a clear goal in sight you choose
BTCThe fact is all the Altcoins that are in the market still credible are very few we got DOGE LUNA ETH and they are also not performing very well,
I wouldn't call "not performing well" the thing that Luna goes through, more like a swan song, I've never thought I could see something like this, even if we talk altcoins:

Personal I think bitcoin will always suffer from volatility because the hard capped supply and inelastic supply.
I prefer volatility seeing what elastic supply and infinite coin printing can lead to.