#Sony Blockchain Faces Backlash#
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Sony's blockchain subsidiary recently launched the Ethereum layer-2 Soneium mainnet, aiming to serve content creators and their communities. However, the project has faced strong opposition associated with memecoins. Some analysts had originally expected a sell-off of Bitcoin on Inauguration Day as Trump's pro-crypto campaign promises had sparked higher expectations, but the allure of the sell-off narrative has waned as the inauguration approaches. On the other hand, a trend of corporate Bitcoin holdings is emerging, with companies like MicroStrategy buying Bitcoin being an "overlooked megatrend" and the number of corporate holders "poised to explode" as reputational risk diminishes and new FASB accounting rules emerge.
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Sony's blockchain subsidiary recently launched the mainnet of its Ethereum Layer 2, Soneium, aimed at serving content creators and their communities. However, the move has faced strong opposition related to memecoins. Some analysts believe that Sony's blockchain launch is facing memecoin backlash, which could impact Sony's plans. In addition, Bitcoin analysts are rethinking Trump's inauguration strategy as his campaign promises to support cryptocurrency have raised higher expectations, while the typically slow-moving political machine in Washington has brought reality. As inauguration day approaches, the appeal of sell-the-news is diminishing. Some experts believe that companies like MicroStrategy buying Bitcoin is an "overlooked megatrend" and with reputational risk decreasing and new FASB accounting rules in place, corporate holders are "about to explode."
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Sony's blockchain launch faces memecoin backlash
Bitcoin analyst reconsiders Trump inauguration strategy
Corporate holder numbers are about to explode
Companies like MicroStrategy buying Bitcoin is a 'neglected megatrend'