A Market Pump + an Increase Positive Sentiment = Stupidity

TL;DR

When the market goes up alongside market sentiment, crypto holders generally tend to speculate their new discovered income into riskier property (like NFTs).

In late Oct/early Nov, we noticed the market’s value and sentiment go up in tandem, in consequence we’ve seen many speculative NFT initiatives pump.

Our takeaways? NFTs aren’t lifeless, and that is the primary time we have felt an actual sense of ‘bull market mania’ since late 2021/early 2022.

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NFTs are again baaaby! Costs are rebounding and persons are shopping for!

…however why?

Enable us to reply your query with one other query:

Keep in mind what it is like being gifted the liberty to make dangerous selections?

Your mother and father go away you house alone as a teen → you throw a rager of a celebration.

You progress out of house → you reside off ramen noodles and Froot Loops, till your medical/dental payments inevitably scare you straight.

Because it goes in crypto, everybody appears to really feel they’ve the liberty to make dangerous selections when the next two issues occur:

The market pumps

Market sentiment turns optimistic

All through most of September and October we noticed the general market go up, whereas sentiment stayed principally fearful/impartial (☝️), so general stupidity stayed low.

However then, as we moved into November…

Sentiment comfortably flipped from ‘impartial,’ to ‘grasping’ and everybody began taken their silly tablets once more, investing their new discovered income into riskier property.

(“Trigger why not!? The market is up and sentiment suggests it ain’t stopping any time quickly!”).

Consequently, many speculative NFT initiatives have pumped – like ‘EtherRocks’ (the Pet Rock of NFTs), which offered final Friday for 100 ETH ($209k USD).

So what’re the takeaways?

NFTs aren’t lifeless, they’ve simply been in a coma.

It looks like we’re again (it doesn’t suggest we’re), however! That is the primary time we have felt an actual sense of ‘bull market mania’ since late 2021/early 2022.

Feels good tbh.