Most Tokens Go to Zero in the Long Run

Many crypto tokens are created primarily to benefit a small circle of insiders and VCs. These project's tokenomics focus on enriching their founders rather than delivering long-term value, leading to a lack of genuine commitment to the success in the long period.

Most of these tokens lack intrinsic value and aren't truly connected to the technology they claim to represent. Without real utility or solid fundamentals, they're prone to losing value over time and will eventually become worthless by underperforming market leaders for long enough.

During bull markets, even weak assets can experience significant price increases due to overall market enthusiasm—the "rising tide lifts all boats" effect. This can give the illusion that these tokens are successful when they're simply riding the wave of market optimism

When the market corrects, investors typically shift their capital from speculative, overhyped tokens to solid projects with proven track records. Funds flow back into fundamental blue-chip crypto assets like BTC, ETH, and SOL, which have demonstrated resilience