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This is a strong take, and honestly, a lot of it hits the mark. The idea of crypto eventually becoming a “legacy industry” doesn’t feel impossible anymore. The current innovation and funding structure is seriously broken. For years, crypto relied heavily on native VCs. But many of the biggest funds now focus on $10M+ positions, while others have been burned badly by low-float, high-FDV infrastructure projects and have become far more cautious with early-stage bets. The result? The funding environment for genuinely new ideas has become extremely thin. A lot of promising applications never get the capital needed to reach the market, while developers and entrepreneurs are increasingly moving toward AI and SaaS instead. The bullish scenario is that builders eventually realize how brutally competitive AI distribution has become—and return to crypto, where tokens can create entirely different incentive and ownership models. Maybe the ecosystem needs another wave of ICO-style experimentation to bring that risk appetite back. 👀 #AIMemorySelloffEases #BTCETHETFInflowsReturn #SpaceXShortCovering