The recent wave of AI concept hype has given me several profound insights.
First, concept hype often attracts capital. People are always willing to believe in things that sound promising, even if they are still on paper or in promotional stages. Regardless of whether the product can truly be implemented, as long as it is presented well enough, it can trigger enthusiasm for entry.
Second, the speed at which these trend followers exit far exceeds their entry. The believers who were shouting loudly yesterday run away quickly once the market shifts. From ecstatic to panicked escape, the entire process is astonishingly short.
Finally, what truly determines price movements is the change on the demand side — it both inflates the bubble and can cause it to burst instantly. Understanding when the market is enthusiastic about what is crucial for trading decisions.
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ser_ngmi
· 18h ago
Talking nicely doesn't compare to actually making money; a group of people following the trend are just like this.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 22h ago
Telling nice stories to scam people out of their money—I've seen this trick so many times already.
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alpha_leaker
· 22h ago
Talking nicely doesn't help; it still depends on whether you can make money. This wave has indeed cut a lot of leeks.
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MissingSats
· 22h ago
Talking sweetly to bloodsuckers—how many years has this trick been played, and some people still fall for it.
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LayerZeroHero
· 22h ago
It has been proven that the speed of this wave of AI hype fading away is ridiculously fast... I tested the TVL data of several protocols, and the decline can reach up to 70%, which is simply a textbook case of a bubble burst.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 22h ago
Exactly right, these people were just hyping up AI yesterday, and today they're running faster than anyone else. It cracked me up.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 22h ago
That's why the little guys can never be fully exploited; telling a good story makes everything seem useful.
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TopBuyerForever
· 22h ago
Really, being good at storytelling can be used to manipulate people into buying, whether the product is usable or not doesn't matter.
Human nature never changes; when FOMO hits, the mind goes blank.
Wait, isn't this exactly my usual operation process...
The recent wave of AI concept hype has given me several profound insights.
First, concept hype often attracts capital. People are always willing to believe in things that sound promising, even if they are still on paper or in promotional stages. Regardless of whether the product can truly be implemented, as long as it is presented well enough, it can trigger enthusiasm for entry.
Second, the speed at which these trend followers exit far exceeds their entry. The believers who were shouting loudly yesterday run away quickly once the market shifts. From ecstatic to panicked escape, the entire process is astonishingly short.
Finally, what truly determines price movements is the change on the demand side — it both inflates the bubble and can cause it to burst instantly. Understanding when the market is enthusiastic about what is crucial for trading decisions.