Any time i see anything on BSC my immediate reaction is "scam". It's actually hard to find legitimate projects there, so hard i'm surprised anyone continues to launch when there are alternatives like Fantom, Avalanche or Polygon they could be using.
Been working on a project that consumes quite a bit of gas per call and the cheaper chains look like a better alternative that Ethereum.
https://defillama.com/ tracks how much money is floating around in the defi and token space. 2 years ago it was ~600 Megadollars USD. Today it is over 200 Gigadollars USD. Something that grew that fast in 2 years might be worth investigating.
Can you shed some light on it?
Hmmm.. We can put point in time estimates of how much everything on the planet costs -- what are the desirable assets, that people will want to store wealth in, I think the three main ones in the 21st century are:
* Real Estate -- every place you can live or work, provide shelter and a place to store other physical stuff.
* Equities, Financial Derivatives, Securities, Funds, weird financial instruments that someone convinced someone else to list on a market
* Cryptocurrencies -- distributed ledgers run by computers around the world
Everything else is stuff, and is bound by the real estate. Most stuff can be made to a limit bound to the other stuff (resources, minerals). The important stuff like rocks and minerals are tracked by the financial instruments section. We do need to factor in the cost of the stuff, but often this is contingent on the labor that can harness it. Supply chain disruptions in the last 2 years have their cause from people getting sick and unable to work, or transport the stuff.
These things need to be bought with 'money', and most people earn money through employment or receive an allowance from the State.