People often ask, “How does the price of crypto go up?” The truth is surprisingly simple: it’s just swapping dollars between people. No vault. No secret stash of intrinsic value.

But keep reading—because this is the bread and butter of what’s to come from the future of banking, and how early adopters can benefit from clever use cases within our economy.

Let’s break down the basics:

- Zach bought a coin for 10¢.
- Brian bought it from Zach for $1.
- Then Sandra bought it from Brian for $1.50.

Each step just moves cash from one person to the next. Zach profited 90¢. Brian made 50¢. Sandra is now holding the coin, hoping someone’s willing to pay even more.

The coin didn’t gain value in the traditional sense—it only works if the next person is willing to buy in higher. If the chain stops? The value does too.

Here’s where things start to shift:

Holding crypto might go beyond just hoping it’ll rise in value. As systems evolve, those same tokens could be used in everyday services—like paying for streaming, unlocking features in the new generation of decentralized every-day apps (dapps), or even transferring money more efficiently through crypto-based banking tools.

When these uses reach the 90% who aren’t deep into crypto yet, it starts feeling less like speculation and more like something useful. That’s when it moves from hype to actual value.

Continuous incentivized demand models are the future:

If tokens evolve into tools businesses actively use—whether in payments, rewards, or access—that can foster continuous demand. This cycle of buying and selling doesn't just support the value of the assets; it can stimulate broader economic activity and encourage savings through real utility.

A constant loop of exchange becomes more than speculation—it becomes infrastructure. The best use case for crypto might just be what we’re calling #MicroEconomies.

📚 Learn more about #MicroEconomies in our blog post:
Growing Wealth Without the Crypto Trading Magic Trick

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