This could’ve been a good meme… but unfortunately, it’s reality — one that most people still refuse to accept. I showed this model over a year ago in a video using examples like $IOTA , $DASH , BCH. But now it’s more about sectors in general.

The crowd always needs some “chewing gum” with a sweet flavor — the taste of technology and revolutionary narratives — so that once again the plebs believe in a new “Fi” sector, throw in their money, and become “diamond hands.”

But let’s be real: there can’t be any decentralization once institutions enter the market. Why would anyone pour billions into a market that’s not centralized or not controlled? I think you get the point.

The DeFi idea was sold beautifully. TVL, flashy numbers of locked funds in protocols, massive hype. And eventually? The bubble popped. Every now and then, they inflate it a bit just to keep people from running away completely.

Then came SocialFi — and I myself believed in it. The logic made sense: everyone uses social media, so there would be a user flow. But even there — we were lied to. I asked dozens of times: how can Web3 social media be decentralized if the actual files (like jpegs and videos) are uploaded to centralized servers like Amazon? SocialFi couldn’t even sell itself properly… absolute rock bottom.

Then came InfoFi, SciFi, GameFi… each sector doing worse than the one before.

Friends, the crypto industry has massive potential. But in the end, it always comes back to the one timeless truth: trading.

Trading and speculation were, are, and will always be here.

Once you shift your focus from hoping for the next gem to actually learning, practicing, and educating yourself — skills and results will follow. The sellers of dreams and pink Web3 unicorns will always be there — but you don’t have to buy what they’re selling