In your opinion what happens once FOMO on crypto runs out?
It's my understanding that the amount of money circling in crypto space has no correlation to utility crypto provides. I don't see people buying groceries with crypto, I don't see blockchain replacing SQL databases. But there is one space that's thriving... people who are making tools to sell, buy, create, store and teach crypto products. Investors are jumping in to fund these tools just for the sake of being involved somehow, FOMO, banks are jumping in to gamble on assets / speculate.... Everyone is jumping with hopes of making money in it and almost no one understands why they are doing what they are doing. There is lot of activity and innovations, but fundamental problem still remains... nobody uses blockchain or coin successfully, it literally has no feature that is better than traditional infrastructure and therefore it's not used in any respectable business (there are lots of businesses x but on blockchain but they are just products, as they have no customers). I have never seen such collective FOMO over something that is so fundamentally flawed.
Reminds one of the dotcom bubble that happened in the late 90s.
There was a lot of funding and companies appearing to be "X, but on the Web". Most of them went bust around 2000.
The only thing cryptocurrencies have really created a boom in is malware and illegal goods markets.
When the dust settles, a handful of the people would end up fabulously rich and most of the FOMO crowd would be left holding pointless tokens and keys.