Crypto trends cycle weekly now versus months before; shorter timeframes reduce emotional attachment.

Like this week, it stonks and, you know, having stocks tied to your crypto asset, and you get a little reflection, a little, you know, fee transfer back to you every, every time, like people buy and sell. That's cool. But back then, you had one meta and it would be that meta for like three months, you'd be like everyone's launching master nodes, everyone's, you know, yield farming, everyone's buying tokens that are like the L ones or the interoperability alliance or like the proof of work tokens, right? You had these, these coins that people could actually just build identities to for months. We're like, now they're there for a week, they're dead, they went to zero. And so you didn't have that long to build this emotional connection. So it's easier to leave. But yeah, even with all the things that are going on, I think the one thing that's always been true is that all these leaderboards are very, very skewed. So if you look at them, even back then on the bitmax leaderboards, the rich held the first, you know, top 10 by a wide margin, and then everybody else just hit the crumbs. And if you look at the FOMO leaderboard, it's the same thing. Like I'm only up maybe 30k on FOMO stuff, and I'm in the top 0.3%.