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In this short explainer, the speaker outlines a framework for assessing whether a cryptocurrency is relevant. The evaluation hinges on four core questions: (1) Does the coin have a real‑world use case or solve a worthwhile problem? (2) How accessible and usable is the coin for users today and in the future? (3) What distinguishes the coin from other cryptocurrencies – i.e., its unique value proposition? (4) Is the coin likely to stay relevant over time, and what factors support that outlook? By systematically asking these questions, investors and observers can gauge a coin’s practical utility and long‑term viability.

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