Opinion: The market needs $300 billion in incremental funds in the next three years to maintain the current currency price

Chris Solarz, chief investment officer of digital assets at Amitis Capital, said in an interview with Coindesk that the era of so-called counterfeit products is over. According to statistics, there are about 40 million tokens in the current crypto ecosystem, and he expects 99.99% to eventually go to zero, and there are no more than 100 tokens worth discussing.
Solarz pointed out that the crypto market will need at least $300 billion in new capital over the next three years to maintain current prices, as the top 100 tokens will face huge unlocking selling pressure. The market for liquid tokens that hedge funds can configure is only about $30 billion, and retail investors have already turned to meme - in other words, there are simply not enough buyers to undertake the sell-off.
"This is the sword hanging over the top, and the reason why counterfeit products as a whole cannot have a bull market in the short term," Solarz said.
Chris Solarz was responsible for nearly $8 billion in asset allocation at investor advisory firm Cliffwater.