Bitcoin and crypto supporters are taking to Twitter to share their opinion on the direction of blockchain and decentralized assets over the cyear 2030 — with various humorous results. 

#TheYearIs2030

The series of tweets began with Blockstream’s Chief Strategy Officer Samson Mow, who took aim at Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong over the exchange’s growing list of high-profile departures. Mow predicted that Armstrong would be the final employee left at Coinbase by 2030, in addition to satirizing the company’s procedure for listing new coins. 

TRON founder Justin Sun also found himself in the crosshair of 2030 predictions. Sun infamously caused a storm of bad publicity two weeks ago, when he abruptly canceled on a lunch with Warren Buffett due to kidney stones. The price of TRX plummeted following the news, including false reports that Sun had been detained in China.

However, one #TheYearIs2030 poster took the opportunity to predict that Sun’s outspoken and grandiose behavior would take him to the top over the coming decade. 

EOS Founder Dan Larimer and the controversial Roger Ver also got called out in the predictions, with the latter being picked on for his support of bitcoin cash. 

Ethereum supporters and detractors also jumped on board with the tagging. The majority of predictions were leveled at ETH’s potential to dominate the market over the next ten years. 

However, many were also quick to point out that the glacial pace of Ethereum’s 2.0 update could lead to less than ideal results by 2030. 

Approval for crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) also got roasted, as regulatory bodies continue delay action. 

More serious predictions were poised at the inevitable transition of existing frameworks onto blockchain technology. Most Twitter users also appeared to agree that traditioanl financial markets would see integration with crypto-assets in the next decade, including banking systems. 

While 2030 may seem far off to today’s audience, it still represents a small stepping stone in the timescale of cryptocurency. Despite 85% of the world’s total supply of bitcoin having already been mined, the remaining 3 million BTC will trickle out over the next century.