Definition ∞ Long-term valuation involves assessing the intrinsic worth of a digital asset or blockchain project over an extended period, typically several years. This process considers fundamental factors such as technological utility, network effects, adoption rates, and future growth potential, rather than short-term price fluctuations. It seeks to determine sustainable value.
Context ∞ Investors focused on long-term valuation often disregard daily market noise, prioritizing the underlying technology and its societal impact. Debates frequently concern appropriate discount rates and growth models for nascent blockchain technologies, given their speculative nature. Regulatory clarity and infrastructure development are crucial for validating long-term valuation hypotheses.
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