Who will be FUSIONs primary users in 2024?

FUSION’s value proposition is evolving in response to the increasing transaction volume and the growing presence of bots in the network.

While the focus may seem to be shifting away from traditional marketing efforts, like attracting projects, investors or being at the forefront of Chainge’s, and Dopamine’s marketing effort (Two major apps running primarily on FUSION). The network’s ability to cater to the needs of super efficient bots is becoming more pronounced.

As the number of transactions on the Fusion network continues to rise, driven largely by bots seeking to optimize their positions in a decentralized manner, the dynamics of value creation are undergoing a transformation.

Rather than relying solely on human users for transaction volume, the network is increasingly driven by the interactions between these automated entities. In this landscape, where bots compete with each other to capitalize on price differentials every block, the value of Fusion is being shaped by the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of these automated processes.

The competition among bots, as more players enter the arena and recognize the advantages of running them, is likely to lead to an escalation in gas costs, further influencing the price dynamics within the network.

While the traditional narrative of transaction volume being driven by human users may be taking a back seat, the rise of bots as key participants in the network underscores Fusion’s adaptability and responsiveness to the changing demands of the market.

By facilitating seamless and efficient interactions between these automated agents, Fusion is carving out a unique space where value creation is increasingly driven by the interactions of super efficient bots. In this revised envisioning, Fusion’s value proposition lies not only in its ability to accommodate growing transaction volumes but also in its capacity to foster a competitive environment where bots play a central role in shaping the network’s dynamics. As the network continues to evolve in response to these trends, the interplay between bots, transaction volume, and gas costs will likely remain key factors in determining Fusion’s value proposition and market positioning.

Bots and humans probably have a very different mindset when it comes to cryptocurrencies. Humans love their prices to be rising and bags growing. Bots might also love that, but when it comes to spending gas, they’re much better at figuring out where they could spend gas to make a little money in a very short amount of time. Since FUSION is both cheap, decentralized and has nearly every cryptocurrency running atop it, it becomes their ideal playground.

Automated Finance is a term that’s been used to describe FUSION in the past, but for the direction the network seem to be headed in 2024, it looks like the term takes on a slighly new meaning.

All this said, FUSION is still as open to human users and developers as ever before. It’s just that it now looks less like humans might be the first to recognise the benefits.