BEAMX's investment arm recently appeared at Abu Dhabi Finance Week, which is quite interesting.
They’re not just there for show this time. Judging from their statements, they’re playing a long game—not measured in quarters, but in decades. This kind of time horizon is actually rare in the crypto industry, where most projects chase short-term trends.
The Middle East has indeed been getting more aggressive in its Web3 initiatives over the past two years. As a regional financial center, Abu Dhabi’s policies toward blockchain and digital assets are relatively open. BEAMX’s decision to deepen its presence in the Middle Eastern market at this juncture is likely due to the local policy advantages and capital liquidity.
That said, it’s easy to make big promises, but how many projects can genuinely last ten years? The crypto market changes so quickly—today’s vision could be obsolete by next year. But at least from a strategic perspective, BEAMX’s move seems quite calculated.
Let’s wait and see if they can really bring something different to the table.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 6h ago
Ten-year plan? Hah, it'll be good if it lasts until next year.
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Middle Eastern money is indeed moving, but whether BEAMX can hold onto it is another matter.
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Long-term, ten-year—I've heard this kind of talk way too many times.
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I respect their guts, just not too optimistic about the outcome.
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Policy dividends? You can't rely on that kind of thing. If the winds change, it's all for nothing.
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At least I have some respect for projects daring to bet in the Middle East.
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Ten years, haha. In crypto, surviving three cycles already counts as a success.
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Is it really different this time, or just another story? Time will tell.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 19h ago
A ten-year plan? Saying that in the crypto space is honestly pretty bold. I just want to see how many bear markets they can survive.
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LightningAllInHero
· 12-07 04:07
Ten-year plan? Saying that in the crypto space is definitely intimidating, but I'll bet five bucks they won't survive the next bear market.
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UnluckyLemur
· 12-05 23:51
Ten-year plan? Hah, there's definitely a lot of money in the Middle East, but who in crypto can really stick it out?
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MoonBoi42
· 12-05 23:50
Ten-year plan? Uh, in the crypto space, that's basically just talk. When the bull market comes next year, who will even remember this statement?
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 12-05 23:43
Ten-year plan? Saying that in this industry is a bit of a joke, but whatever, at least the attitude is sincere.
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GasGuru
· 12-05 23:34
A ten-year plan sounds pretty ambitious, but I’d bet five bucks they'll change their tune by next year.
BEAMX's investment arm recently appeared at Abu Dhabi Finance Week, which is quite interesting.
They’re not just there for show this time. Judging from their statements, they’re playing a long game—not measured in quarters, but in decades. This kind of time horizon is actually rare in the crypto industry, where most projects chase short-term trends.
The Middle East has indeed been getting more aggressive in its Web3 initiatives over the past two years. As a regional financial center, Abu Dhabi’s policies toward blockchain and digital assets are relatively open. BEAMX’s decision to deepen its presence in the Middle Eastern market at this juncture is likely due to the local policy advantages and capital liquidity.
That said, it’s easy to make big promises, but how many projects can genuinely last ten years? The crypto market changes so quickly—today’s vision could be obsolete by next year. But at least from a strategic perspective, BEAMX’s move seems quite calculated.
Let’s wait and see if they can really bring something different to the table.